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Hi, Thanks for your reply. It is very clear and now I know the CVS committing mechanism. Yes, I have found the folder <$TEMP>/cvs-serv<$CVSPID> as you said. And I also found all the info that I needed. But only one thing: I think it is not possible to browse all the folders under <$TEMP>/cvs-serv<$CVSPID> to get the information, especially when there are many files under different folders committed. Browsing all folders under <$TEMP>/cvs-serv<$CVSPID> will reduce the committing performance. So the best way is still using command line argument to get the parameters. But whatever I used for commitinfo files, the retured parameter always '%s', '%c'... For example, my commitinfo is below: AuthorityTest/New c:\Project2.exe %s %c parameter output: Param1:%s Param2:%c Well, the command line arguments still doesn't work. I guess maybe it concerns about CVSNT version (I use CVSNT2.0.11, And the the command line arguments like %s %V works for CVSROOT\loginfo)? Or do you have some special authority setting on CVSROOT\config file in order to make the command line arguments work? Thank you very much for your help! Greetings, Amy