Appendix B. Importing make®le information into TeamConnection

TeamConnection provides a command to help you import make®le information into the TeamConnection database. The fhomigmk command reads a make®le and creates the parts in it. Build tree connections are created based on a rules ®le. The command syntax of the fhomigmk command is:

fhomigmk /m [makefile] /f [family] /r [release] /w [work area]

/c [command file] /u [rules file] /x

/s

/k

You can precede the parameter with either a slash (/) or a dash (-).

The parameters are de®ned as follows:

/m [make®le]

The name of the make®le you want to import into TeamConnection. If you do not specify this parameter, TeamConnection uses makefile.

/f [family]

The name of the TeamConnection family into which the make®le data will be imported. If not speci®ed, TeamConnection uses the value of the TC_FAMILY environment variable. If the value of TC_FAMILY is not de®ned, the valuenone is used.

/r [release]

The name of the TeamConnection release into which the make®le data will be imported. If not speci®ed, TeamConnection uses the value of the TC_RELEASE environment variable. If the value of TC_RELEASE is not de®ned, the valuenone is used.

/w [work area]

The name of the TeamConnection work area into which the make®le data will be imported. If not speci®ed, TeamConnection uses the value of the TC_WORKAREA environment variable. If the value of TC_WORKAREA is not de®ned, the valuenone is used.

/c [command ®le]

The name of the command ®le that will be produced and saved. If this ®le already exists, commands created by the speci®ed make®le are appended to the existing contents.

/u [rules ®le]

The name of the rules ®le that TeamConnection will use when importing the make®le data into TeamConnection. If not speci®ed, TeamConnection uses the value of the TC_MAKEIMPORTRULES environment variable. If no rules ®le is

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