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If I have added/removed/modified a large number of files in my local ClearCase view, how can I be certain that all the files have been added to source control?

+1  A: 

Use cleartool ls -view_only -r from the your local view VOB directory.

To add any files recursively to source control that are only in the local view, see How can I use ClearCase to “add to source control …” recursively?.

Grant Wagner
+3  A: 

Your answer is correct, for snapshot views (which you call 'local view' ?)
In a dynamic view, a simple

cleartool lsprivate

would suffice.

But that would leave out hijacked files (which are already added to source control, but may have been modified without ClearCase knowing it)

So I would recommend to complete your command with (for Windows):

for /F "usebackq delims= " %i in (`cleartool ls -r -nxn ^| find "hijacked"`) do @echo %i

For Unix:

cleartool ls -r -nxn | grep hijacked

That would also leave files in checkouts (granted, they also are added to source control, but should be also listed as they must be eventually committed or cancelled).
In Snapshot views:

cleartool lscheckout -recur

In Dynamic views:

cleartool lsprivate –co
VonC