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On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 10:53:31 +0530, "Sabahat Adil" <sabadil at perfexa.com> wrote: >Hi All, >I forgot to create a Tag on previous Version.I am trying to retrieve >that Version through date and time process,but the difference between the two commits is very less.I have tried on all the time >between the two commits,but unable to retrieve that version.Is >there is any other way to retrieve that version,other than date and >time process. If you are talking about a single file then it is very simple: Look at the file history: cvs log filename Now you will get a complete listing of the revisions that exist for this file and you can decide which to retrieve. Say the file has 15 revisions and you want revision 9: cvs update -r 1.9 filename If there are more than one file that you want to retrieve then you must use the date and time, but the cvs log will help you find the correct time to use. Do a cvs log on a file that was committed at the last time and see from the log output which timestamp the commit was done on. Then do a cvs update with the time specifier: cvs log filename: revision 1.9 date: 2004/08/20 22:06:59; author: bosse; state: Exp; lines: +2 -2; kopt: kv; commitid: a64412676010000; filename: filename; Added new items to configuration application cvs update -D 2004/08/20 22:07:01 I added 2 minutes to the time to make sure that I catch all of the files. This will update the whole sandox to the datetime 2 minutes after the commit of revision 1.9 of filename. /Bo Berglund