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I'm new to scripting. I came across this, I have to create a label for file while checking out I tried command mklabel but it did not work for me. I think I'm not using it in right format. I work on Unix environment and version control is Rationale ClearCase.

Before checking I have to create a label .

cleartool checkout -c "add a" /vob/sample/DataAnlysis/datasets/request_anlysis.sas7bdat
cleartool checkin -c "add a" /vob/sample/DataAnlysis/datasets/request_anlysis.sas7bdat
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  • The text is a little bit hard to understand. I guess, you miss some punctuation here. Maybe a dot somewhere in the second sentence? Making your question clear helps getting answers quicker ;) – Aleksei Zyrianov Jul 23 '14 at 20:44

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You don't need to checkout/checkin a file in order to use cleartool mklabel:

cleartool mklabel your_label /path/to/your/File

You can see that command use in order to label multiple files in:

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