list preferences example
list preferences example
Example
lscm list preference
commit.atomic.maximum - -1 (files)
content.threads - 10
dump.exception - true
json.output - false
log.level - SEVERE
password.mask - true
refresh.local.changes - true
repository.timeout - 480 (seconds)
trace.dir - /home/shashi/.jazz-scm
trace.dir.max_size - 2000000 (bytes)
trace.disable -
trace.file.compress - true
trace.file.max_size - 1000000 (bytes)
commit.atomic.maximum - -1 (files)
content.threads - 10
dump.exception - true
json.output - false
log.level - SEVERE
password.mask - true
refresh.local.changes - true
repository.timeout - 480 (seconds)
trace.dir - /home/shashi/.jazz-scm
trace.dir.max_size - 2000000 (bytes)
trace.disable -
trace.file.compress - true
trace.file.max_size - 1000000 (bytes)
If the verbose option is specified, the output will show the help for each of the options with the default value and current value.
lscm list preference -v
Name : commit.atomic.maximum
Description : Sets the maximum number of changes that will be committed as an
atomic group. If any single file upload fails in a commit
smaller than this number, the entire check in will fail, and
no changes will be recorded in the remote workspace. The
value must be a positive integer.
Default Value : -1 (files)
Current Value : -1 (files)
Name : content.threads
Description : The command line client will use multiple threads to download
content when possible. This value sets the maximum number of
threads to use. The value must be a positive integer.
Default Value : 10
Current Value : 10
Name : commit.atomic.maximum
Description : Sets the maximum number of changes that will be committed as an
atomic group. If any single file upload fails in a commit
smaller than this number, the entire check in will fail, and
no changes will be recorded in the remote workspace. The
value must be a positive integer.
Default Value : -1 (files)
Current Value : -1 (files)
Name : content.threads
Description : The command line client will use multiple threads to download
content when possible. This value sets the maximum number of
threads to use. The value must be a positive integer.
Default Value : 10
Current Value : 10