DDTS2SB(1)

     NAME
          ddts2sb - a command-line interface to the SoftBench DT tool.

     SYNOPSIS
          ddts2sb -action -h host -d dir -f file
          -id defect-id -headline "headline text"

     DESCRIPTION
          ddts2sb  is  a  command-line  interface  to  the   ClearDDTS
          SoftBench tool DT.  When run, ddts2sb attempts to connect to
          the SoftBench Message Server and send a request  to  the  DT
          Tool.   The  format  of  the  request  is  determined by the
          command-line options.

        Options
          When ddts2sb is run one of the  following  actions  must  be
          specified

               -checkin
               -checkout
               -uncheckin
               -uncheckout

          The program also requires the context of the  file  to  have
          the cm action performed on it specified by the following

          -h host
                Specify the hostname of the computer on which the file
                resides.

          -d directory
                Specify the directory path to the file.

          -f filename
                Specify the name of the file.

          The following options are required for all cm actions.

          -id defect-id
                The defect id which the CM activity is to be performed
                on behalf of.

          -user userid
                The user id which the CM activity is to  be  performed
                on behalf of.

          The headline command-line option is required  only  for  the
          checkin action.

          -headline "headline text"
                The headline text which will be associated  with  this
                CM Activity.

     DIAGNOSTICS
          If ddts2sb fails  to  connect  to  the  message  server,  it
          immediately  exits  and displays the Encapsulator error text
          on stderr. If  ddts2sb  doesn't  get  a  Notify  or  Failure
          response from DT within 30 seconds, it displays a message on
          stderr and immediately exits.  All failure exits return  the
          exit  value  255.  All successful program completions return
          the exit value 0.

     SEE ALSO
          dt(1)