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Asked: 2026-06-15T17:50:26+00:00

If I am in a vob (pwd command displays the correct vob) and lsvob

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If I am in a vob (pwd command displays the correct vob) and lsvob <VOB_NAME> returns some info about the vob, how can I get a list of all the directories from the root? The setview command has also been run.

When I do ls, I get:

Error: Pathname is not within a VOB: "."
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    cd /vobs/myvob
cleartool ls
# or 
cleartool find . -type d -print

    The first one lists all elements within the view.
    The other one lists all the directories.

    The OP foampile mentions:

    cleartool mount /vob/<MY_VOB>
    i tried that but got: 

    Mounting MVFS filesystem /vob/<MY_VOB>.... mount: Device busy

    The IBM page “mount: Device busy” can help.

    As long as:

    ct startview myDynamicView
ct setview myDynamicView
ct mount /vobs/MyVob
cd /vobs/MyVob
ct pwv

    gives:

    Working directory view: ** NONE ** 
Set view: <MY_VIEW_ID>

    That is not good, and would point to a faulty config spec, as the IBM technote “
    Accessing a ClearCase VOB’s root folder yields “No such file or directory“    ” illustrates.

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