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hai,
i'm working clearcase unix side, here i try to find the old view list,pls help me for complete this program:


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  1. chomp(@view="cleartool lsview -s | grep $name");
  2. system(@view);
  3. foreach $viewtag(@view)
  4. {
  5. printf("Processing $viewtag: ");
  6. chomp(@properties ="cleartool lsview -properties -full $viewtag");
  7. system(@properties);
  8. foreach $property (@properties)
  9. {
  10. $accessed_line = $property if ( $property =~ /^Last accessed / );
  11. $owner_line = $property if ( $property =~ /^Owner: / );
  12. }
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