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Ved Patel wrote: > To checkin the latest version on branch B_1 to Branch B_2 > > We are using the update command as > > D:\CVS\TestingApps\1cal\ClassLibrary36>cvs update -r B_2 Class1.cs > RCS file: /repository/ClassLibrary36/Class1.cs,v > retrieving revision 1.2.2.3 > retrieving revision 1.3.2.3 Here you are still on branch B_1. You also did not commit your changes to the repository. So while this is merging, it doesn't merge branch B_1 into branch B_2, it merges your local changes (which you made while the sandbox was on branch B_1) into the repository version of branch B_2. This is something that does work, but is probably not what you want. In order to get a branch merge, you should have committed your changes before running the update command. Then run the update command as above, and it will not merge; it will update your sandbox to branch B_2. /Then/ run an update command with '-r B_1', and this will now merge the repository branch B_1 into your sandbox files. That is, if I understood you correctly... :) Gerhard