The Properties Command
The Properties command displays a message box with information about the selected element.
Choose Properties from the context menu of an element in the Details tab of the File Browser.
File Path
The depot-relative pathname A pathname that begins with /./ (UNIX) or \.\ (Windows), indicating the path from the top-level directory of a depot to a particular element. of the element in the current stream or workspace.
File Type
The element type The kind of data stored in versions of a file element. Different versions of the same element can have different element types. of this version.
File EID
The integer that identifies this element. An element's simple name or pathname can change, but not its element-ID. No other element -- past, present, or future -- in the same depot can have this element-ID.
Version
The version-ID The unique identifier for a version, consisting of two parts: (1) the name or number of the workspace or stream in which the version was created; (2) an integer. Examples: talon_dvt_mary/14, 245\19. of this version.
File Status
The current status The state of an element, from a version-control perspective, in a particular workspace or stream. of this version.
Target Path
(element link (element-link element) An element whose contents is a pointer to another element, which must be in the same depot. The target element can be a directory element, a file element, another element link, or a symbolic link. or symbolic link (symbolic-link element) An element whose contents is a pathname. The pathname can point to AccuRev data (that is, a location inside a workspace) or non-AccuRev data.) The depot-relative pathname A pathname that begins with /./ (UNIX) or \.\ (Windows), indicating the path from the top-level directory of a depot to a particular element. of the link's target.