Modifying the source template for type perl in synergy 7.2.1

[TerriR]

I need to remove the %derived_by from the source template used by type perl.

I'm not sure what commands (as typedef_developer) to use to accomplish this with the CLI

The source template looks like this:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl

#

# Perl %name: % (%full_filespec: %)

# %derived_by: %

# %date_created: %

#

Thank you in advance for the help.

Terri

[Sheehan, Richard F (US)]

Hi Terri,

 

I haven’t actually tried to do this but according to the documentation (http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSRNYG_7.2.1/com.ibm.rational.synergy.manage.doc/topics/sc_t_h_create_type.html) you should be able to do a

ccm typedef –stf template_file

 

Maybe play with a test database first to see how that works for you.

 

Good luck!

 

Rich

 

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[TerriR]

Found the solution:

Before you begin

You must be a user with the ccm_admin role.

Procedure

1. Start a Rational® Synergy session with your role set to ccm_admin.
2. Run the ccm typedef command to get the existing source template and to save it to a temporary file:

   For example:

   ccm typedef -show source_template java >tmpfile

3. Edit the temporary file with your favorite editor:

   For example:

   vi tmpfile

4. Run the ccm typedef command to update the source template with the modified temporary file:

   For example:

   ccm typedef -m -stf tmpfile java