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UNIX - AIR COMMANDS


air object changed:

Compares two branches or versions of a single technical repository or two repositories, and identifies which objects have changed.
  
The command outputs the list of files that have been added, removed, or changed between the source and target as follows:



Code (meaning)
Description
A  (Added)
The file exists in the target but not in the source.
R  (Removed)
The file exists in the source but not in the target.
M  (Modified)
The file is different in the source and the target.
S  (Same)
The file is the same in the source and the target.
U  (Unknown)
The difference could not be determined. Occurs due to permission errors or when an object cannot be checked out.
N  (No object)
The specified object does not exist in either the source or the target.

air tag diff:
Compares the objects and version numbers between two tags and lists the differences between the versions and objects.
SYNTAX AND EXAMPLE

air tag diff:
Syntax:
air tag diff tag1 tag2                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
Example:
air tag diff CM387197_T397844_20181130 CM407556_T410599_20190204

                                                                                                                                                       
air object changed:
Syntax :
air object changed root path –version1 version number –version2 version number -diff

Example:
air object changed /Projects/BCBSNC/EDW/emember/mp/EMBR_bcbsnc_stndrdz_attribution_xfm.mp -version1 253159 -version2 259144 –diff
                                                                                                                                                                                                    


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