Need: report showing modification dates for all files in WA

Question

We're having struggles in our first major product release of BC4J components on OC4j
using OSCM for version control.
Mood and release processes are getting more and more extreme as a result of not
being able to easily manage our release configurations (CM).
We're desparately in need of a report that shows:
- what files have been modified VS a configuration name.
- What files have been modified since I refreshed my WA
In both we need to be able to print the list.
Any sql scripts to share or cmd line script would greatly be appreciated!
Thanks,
curt

Answer 1

David,
Great, I'm making progress! Thanks.
Yes on the CLI compare of two cfg's, got this working. THANKS
use of the -fs<myfile> exports this to a printable file too.
Work in progress:
- Compare a cfg{N.M} to what's in a pwa or what would be in a pwa if refreshed?
Experiments here haven't yeilded good results:
CLI: set workarea myReleaseWA
CLI: compare -rpmyCfg{1.0} -rpFolderInWA{MAIN;LATEST}
Some how the directory walking is comparing apples VS oranges and all paths are different.
- What files have been checked into a branch and I would get if I refreshed my PWA?
Your SQL above doesn't exactly do this from my experiments.
The c.spec_entry is null filters on currently checked out files.
Config. Management may (usually) doesn't care about checked out files, just new checkins that
a new release would get from a download latest.
The best I've been able to hack are:
CLI: set workarea my_release_pwa
CLI: dir -s-nh-u-pth
Since dir doesn't support -fs<myfile> or >myfile one needs to cut and past and save to a file
or use CLI in one shot mode.
This allows for greping/searching on current month and looking for files newer than the last release date.
Another SQL based solution that orders the above same info from dir (I'm guessing?) is:
select w.NAME wa_name
,va.changed_by
,to_char(va.date_changed,'DDMONYY HH:MI:SS')
,va.created_by
,to_char(va.date_created,'DDMONYY HH:MI:SS')
,jr_name.get_path(c.object_ivid,'VLABEL') obj
from i$sdd_wa_context c
,i$sdd_workareas w
,i$sdd_version_associations va
where w.irid = c.workarea_irid
and w.name = 'smithc04_commissary_wa'  ---- my pwa
and va.to_ivid = c.object_ivid
and c.spec_entry is not null
and va.date_changed is not null
order by va.date_changed desc
/This creates the same report as from dir only sorted conveniently.
Still the use case question hasn't been precisely answered. I'm still guessing what new files/versions
would be downloaded vs a release configuration or vs my [release_pwa]?
I'm alot closer though and thanks,
curt