Find replication logs#

Find and filter replication operations.

Filtering options#

The following list displays the different filtering options (where) that are available to use with the cm find replicationlog command:

• branch
• date
• id
• owner
• package
• repositoryname
• server

Output options#

The following list displays the different output options (--format) available to use with the cm find replicationlog command:

• date
• id
• owner
• package
• server

cm find replication log example#

Find all the replication operations for a specific branch from any time chronologically:

cm find replicationlog "where branch = '/semanticmain'" --nototal
424089   03/06/2013 12:16:42 codice@diana:9095 F   pablo
426718   17/06/2013 18:46:38 codice@diana:9095 F   pablo
427606   17/06/2013 18:50:47 codice@diana:9095 F   pablo

If, for example, you want the last date, filter by date and use PowerShell or bash to select the last row.

PowerShell#

cm find replicationlog "where branch = '/semanticmain'" --format="{date}" --nototal | select -Last 1

Bash#

cm find replicationlog "where branch = '/semanticmain'" --format="{date}" --nototal | tail -n 1

Result#

17/06/2013 18:50:47