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RESPONSE:
Enter yes, no, or auto-detect to indicate whether the file is binary. The
criteria for determining whether a file is binary for Sablime purposes are:
n
line length greater than 1021 characters on any line or
n
octal 1 (^A) in the first column of any line, or
n
does not end in a newline
NOTE:
Unlike the UNIX "vi" editor, most text editing programs do not force
a file to end in a newline. SCCS (and thus Sablime), though, still
requires the ending newline in order to treat the file as non-binary.
If you enter yes, SBCS is automatically entered as the version control
tool. If you enter no, primsdb will check each file to determine if it is a
binary file; if primsdb determines that the file is binary, an error message is
produced and the file is not added into the Sablime database. If primsdb
determines that the file is not binary, and if SBCS or SCCS is set as the
default entry for the Control Tool field in the ADM relation (from the
Default Version Control Tool for Non-Binary Files field in setrel), the
default is automatically entered as the version control tool.
If you enter auto-detect, Sablime checks the file to determine if it is a
binary file. If Sablime determines that the file is binary, SBCS is entered
as the version control tool. If Sablime determines that the files are not
binary, and if SBCS or SCCS is set as the default entry for the Control
Tool field in the ADM relation, the default is automatically entered as the
version control tool.
If your files are not properly sorted by binary status, primsdb fails. Check
the SDBbad.number file in your home directory, where number is the
background process number of primsdb.
PROMPT:
Enter the Version Control Tool [SBCS or SCCS]:
RESPONSE:
This prompt appears only if the files are non-binary and the default entry
for the Control Tool field in the ADM relation is set to Either.
Enter the version control tool of choice.
PROMPT:
Are the Files Being Counted for Quality Assurance Reports [y or n] ?
RESPONSE:
This prompt appears only for non-binary files. Enter y to include the files
for QA counting purposes; enter n to exclude them.
PROMPT:
Enter the Full Path to the File
Containing the List of Files to be Added:
AT&T — PROPRIETARY
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Sablime® v6.0 Administrator’s Guide 4-19