Syntax
| tc CheckIn <TC Files> [-C] [-F] [-G] [-LC] [-O] [-R] [-T] [-V] [-Y] [-?]
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Examples
Checks in your changes to the file TEST.PAS:
| tc CheckIn TEST.PAS
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Checks in all files that you have checked out from the current folder:
| tc CheckIn *
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The following table describes the command-line options available with this command.
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Option
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Description
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-C
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Use the same comment for all checked in files
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-F
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Specify flags to modify the behaviour of CheckIn
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-G
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Specify the location of the workfile
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-LC
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Lock comments override comments entered on the commandline if they exist
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-O
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Specify command output parameters
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-R
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Recursively checkin a folder and its subfolders
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-T
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Causes the command to terminate and return an error code when an error occurs.
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-V
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Assign a Version Label to the checked in file
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-Y
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Specify a Username and/or Password
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@<filename>
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Specify a file containing the list of files to check in
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-?, -H
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Request online help for a command
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Remarks
If you check in many files at once, TC will ask for a comment for each file. To use the same comment for all files, use the -C option.
It is possible to check a file in and create a new revision while keeping the file checked out for modification. To do this use the -FL option.
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