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I'm trying to commit a number of files

rcleartool.bat ci file1.cxx file2.cxx

only file1.cxx is checkedout file2.cxx is hijacked

This commit checks in file1.cxx but leave file2 unchecked in giving me a warning

Is there a way to say "check in all files, including the hijacked ones I supply on the command line" or do I have to go through all the hijacked files, check them out and immediately check them back in?

Many thanks in advance

MyDeveloperDay
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Since the cleartool checkin command does not mention hijacked files, you would need two passes:

VonC
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  • that would be the procedure to revert a hijacked file right? i was looking at more being able to checkin the hijacked file but I think you are correct I am going to have to go through 2 passes, one to checkout the hijacked file with the -use/hijack argument to not remove my changes to the hijacked file then check that one in with the rest – MyDeveloperDay Mar 10 '16 at 09:18
  • @MyDeveloperDay I agree. I misread your question. I have edited the answer accordingly, with links to the official documentation. – VonC Mar 10 '16 at 11:29