To be honest, I don't like the compare tool that defaults in Teamprise. And if you've noticed - or if I've missed it somehow - Teamprise does not ship with a merge utility. Teamprise does however, provide documentation on how to setup new compare and merge tools. See their user guide for how to setup kdiff3.
Anyway, I seem to like DiffMerge better. So here is how we setup DiffMerge on our machines. NOTE: Some developers use other compare/merge tools as well, but I recommend DiffMerge if they don't have a preference.
I'll assume you know how to get DiffMerge installed and find your way to Teamprise Preferences. If not, then read the user guide as it will lead you there.
For compare our Arguments are %2 %1 -t1 %7 -t2 %6. If you read through DiffMerge's documentation, this syntax will put the server file (i.e. %2) on the left hand side, your local file (i.e. %1) on the right hand side and title the panels with (Latest Version) on the left and (Local Version) on the right.
For merge our Arguments are %2 %3 %1 -result %4 -t1 %7 -t2 %8 -t3 %6. If you read through DiffMerge's documentation, this syntax will put the local file (i.e. %2) on the left hand side, original baseline file (i.e. %3) in the middle, server file on the right hand side (i.e. %1), resulting file (i.e. %4), and then title the panels with Yours on the left, Original the middle and Theirs on the right.
Hope this helps!
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Setting up DiffMerge in Teamprise
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