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On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 12:50:44 -0500, Dn <kumar_anjaly at yahoo.com> wrote: >Bo > >Thanks for the response > >I think all this happened when I moved my repository from one server to >another and then created my project from a version created in CVS. > >I did not notice this and I have a lot of uncommitted changes. > >When I tested the cvs update command like you said for an uncommitted >program , it did not work the way u explained, > >I did not loose the uncommitted changes some how. > >i dont see any backup file with a strange name containing # at the start >and end. where will this be normally? > Sorry, I guess that the update with reset sticky (-A) option actually puts your edits into the HEAD revision in your sandbox... What I meant is that you should update, with get the clean copy option (in wincvs there is a checkbox for this) command: cvs update -C This will put edited file contents in files with names like: .#main.c.1.8 and they will be in the same folder as the originals. Sorry for the confusion. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)