setver(1)                           CLIX                           setver(1)



  NAME

    setver - Replaces version string

  SYNOPSIS

    setver [-V] prod_name new_ver_string file [file...]

  FLAGS

    -V   Prints version information for the setver command.

  DESCRIPTION

    The setver command replaces the current version string in the symbol
    tables with the specified new version string.  The command searches the
    symbol tables of the specified files (which must be executable files or
    shared libraries) for all symbols named prod_name_appl_version_id (where
    prod_name is the name string specified on the command line).  The initial
    underbar in the symbol table entry is ignored in performing the name
    comparison.  The comparison is case sensitive.

    These symbols are assumed to point to an INGR_S_PRODUCT_DEF structure as
    defined in <version.h>.  When a matching symbol is found, the curr_version
    string in the structure pointed to by the symbol table entry is replaced
    by the new_ver_string specified on the command line.

    If the new_ver_string is longer than the current curr_version string, it
    is truncated.  If the new_ver_string is shorter than the curr_version
    string, it is padded with blanks to the length of the curr_version string.

  EXAMPLES

    The following example replaces the curr_version string for the IPLOT
    product with the new_ver_string of ``IPLOT 06.03.02 16:00 15-NOV-1991'' in
    the /usr/ip32/ip/iplot/iplot file.

    setver IPLOT "IPLOT 06.03.02 16:00 15-NOV-1991" /usr/ip32/ip/iplot/iplot


    The following output appears:

    /usr/ip32/ip/iplot:
    Old:  _IPLOT_appl_version_id = "IPLOT 06.03.01 16:34 14-Nov-1991"
    New:  _IPLOT_appl_version_id = "IPLOT 06.03.02 16:00 15-NOV-1991"


  EXIT VALUES

    The command exits with a value of 0 if successful.  Otherwise, it exits
    with a value of 1.



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  setver(1)                           CLIX                           setver(1)



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