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HCL VersionVault command reference
HCL VersionVault and HCL VersionVault MultiSite provide a command-line interface that enables access to all product functions. The command line processor supports interactive use, and can also be driven by various scripting languages.
Commands for building software (base VersionVault and UCM)
These commands are useful for building software, especially in a dynamic view.
Compatibility with platform-specific variants of make
These topics explain how to take advantage of clearmake's compatibility with platform-specific variants of the make command. There is also a topic that introduces the omake command, which provides make-like functionality on Windows platforms.

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- HCL VersionVault command reference
  HCL VersionVault and HCL VersionVault MultiSite provide a command-line interface that enables access to all product functions. The command line processor supports interactive use, and can also be driven by various scripting languages.
  - Commands for developing software
    These commands are used by software developers and others who work with resources that are under HCL VersionVault control. Most of the cleartool commands used by developers who use the VersionVault local client are also available as rcleartool commands for users of the VersionVault remote client.
  - Commands for building software (base VersionVault and UCM)
    These commands are useful for building software, especially in a dynamic view.
    - ant_ccase
      Using HCL VersionVault to audit Jakarta Ant build processes
    - catcr
      Displays configuration record created by clearmake, omake (Windows® only), or clearaudit
    - clearaudit
      Non-clearmake build and shell command auditing facility for dynamic views
    - clearmake
      VersionVault build utility
    - clearmake.options
      clearmake build options specification (BOS) file
    - diffcr
      Compares configuration records created by clearmake, omake, or clearaudit
    - lsdo
      Lists derived objects created by clearmake, omake, or clearaudit (dynamic views only)
    - promote_server
      Changes storage location of derived object data container
    - rmdo
      Removes a derived object from a VOB
    - winkin
      Accesses one or more derived objects (DOs) from a dynamic view, or converts a nonshareable derived object to a shareable (promoted) derived object
    - Compatibility with platform-specific variants of make
      These topics explain how to take advantage of clearmake's compatibility with platform-specific variants of the make command. There is also a topic that introduces the omake command, which provides make-like functionality on Windows platforms.
      - makefile_ccase
        makefiles processed by clearmake
      - makefile_gnu
        clearmake compatibility with GNU make
      - makefile_sun
        clearmake compatibility with SunOS 5.x (Solaris) make
      - omake
        VersionVault build utility: Maintains, updates, and regenerates groups of programs
  - Administrator Commands (base VersionVault and UCM)
    These commands are used by VersionVault administrators or any user who performs administrative tasks.
  - Commands for managing software development projects (base VersionVault and UCM)
    These commands are used by VersionVault project managers, who establish the development policies for software projects.
  - Alphabetical list of all commands
    All commands, listed alphabetically.
- HCL VersionVault MultiSite command reference
  All commands for HCL VersionVault MultiSite, listed alphabetically.

Compatibility with platform-specific variants of make

These topics explain how to take advantage of clearmake's compatibility with platform-specific variants of the make command. There is also a topic that introduces the omake command, which provides make-like functionality on Windows platforms.

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