Converting derived objects to view-private files

Using a standard command or program to modify a derived object in any way converts it from a DO to a view-private file.

For example, use ls -long to list a derived object:

cleartool ls -long msg.obj 
derived object (shared)     msg.obj@@10-Mar.15:33.333

Modify the DO with a standard command:

echo "" >>msg.obj

The ls -long command now lists the file as a view-private object:

cleartool ls -long msg.obj      
view private object     msg.obj