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-V Option (Command Line)

Indicates the version of a file or project (item). The following table lists ways to use the -V option.

  • -V<number>
    Specifies a version with the indicated version number.
  • -Vd<date>
    Specifies a version having the indicated date/time stamp.
  • -Vl<label>
    Specifies a version having the indicated label.

Remarks

You can specify a version number for one particular item by following that item with a semicolon and then the version number. You can also use this option to specify a version range, which must begin with the last version required.

Examples

Displays versions starting with version 14 and going back to version 1:

ss History -V14

Displays versions 5, 4, and 3:

ss History -V5~3

Displays the version dated 2-29-92:

ss History -Vd2-29-92

Displays the version having the label Final Beta:

ss History -VlFinal Beta

Displays the versions for the $/Test project from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. on 3/3/95:

ss History $/test -Vd3/03/95;3:00p~3/03/95;9:00a

Displays version 6 of Help.c:

ss History -VHelp.c;6

Displays Show.prg as it appeared on 2-29-92:

ss History -VShow.prg;d2-29-92

See Also

Reference

History (Command Line)

Other Resources

Command Line Commands
Command Options