Re: [cciug] How to Umount the vob?

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Rex,

You provided half of the answer, do you have the other half?

I have to umount the VOB (Clearcase administrator) and indeed there are
developers owned processes that access the VOB.

Question.
1. How do I know what processes access the VOB and on which host clients?
2. How do I safely stop those processes?
3. Can I restart developers vob related processes after I finished
umount/mount of the vob?

Thanks in advance,
Dan Lupu

----- Original Message -----
From: <rjones@erggroup.com>
To: <Lwp@gsta.com>; <cciug@Rational.Com>
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 6:41 AM
Subject: Re: [cciug] How to Umount the vob?

>
>
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> Rex,
>
> It's just telling you that you have a process accessing that VOB, such as
a
> command prompt or explorer looking in that directory. cd away from it, and
> umount will work fine.
>
> Russell Jones
> ERG Transit
> Perth
> Western Australia
>

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