The ClearCase Search dialog box allows you to search local
ClearCase views for resources in various states.
Use the ClearCase Search dialog box
to search local ClearCase views for resources in a various ClearCase
states (checked-out, hijacked, or view-private).
Select or clear
the check boxes in the Search For area of the
dialog box to specify the ClearCase state of the files you want to
find.
- Select Checked out resource to find checked
out elements.
- Select Hijacked resources to find hijacked
elements.
- Select View-private resources to find view-private
files or directories (files or directories that have not been added
to ClearCase).
You may select any or all of the check boxes.
You can
also use the radio buttons in the Scope area
of the dialog box to restrict or enlarge the scope of the search.
When accessed from the ClearCase perspective, the ClearCase
Search dialog box allows you to select from the following
scopes:
- Select Folder to search a specific folder
in a local ClearCase view. You may type the folder name or click Add
Folder to select it. If the folder contains subfolders
that you want to search, select Include Subfolders.
- Select View to search all folders in a
specific ClearCase view on the local host. You may type the view name
or click Choose to open the Select
View dialog box.
- Select All Views to search all ClearCase
views on the local host.
Note: In an Eclipse environment, the ClearCase Search tab
of the Eclipse search dialog box allows you to select Workspace to
search the entire workspace or Working Set to
restrict the search to the current working set. You can also search
an individual (folder) resource in the workspace.
Results
of the search are returned in the ClearCase
Search Results view.