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In Clearcase I have version tree A---->B---->C.

I created a snapshot view on B and made few changes. I did a check out and check in.

I rebased my branch to C and again to B. Now I am not able to see my changes.

Is there any way I can get it back.

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"Version tree" represents the versions of a file.
"rebasing a branch" means A, B and C are not version but branches, or potentially UCM streams.

In any case, check if you can see your changes by calling the actual version tree on a file you know you have modified (version tree similar to the ones you can see here)
Do a couple of "compare with previous" on some versions to see if you can find back your changes and understand why the LATEST version on B is not the one with the content you expect.

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VonC
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  • I opened the History Browser for one file I changed and I am able to see the changes there, but do you know any way I can merge those changes back to my branch. – Daemon Sep 23 '15 at 06:48
  • @Gaurav Right click on that version (in the version tree), select "merge to", point to the current version (the one with an eye on it): that will checkout and merge. Check-in and you have created a new version. – VonC Sep 23 '15 at 06:50