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Basically I would like to do:

cleartool find . -version 'version(.../LATEST)' -print 
| egrep '\\.[CH]@@' 
| xargs -I {} grep 'TEXT' {} \;

But version requires a branch name if using .../ and I want to get all branches for the files.

I know you can cheat and get all branches by using -branch '\!attype(dummyname)' but the branch name is only the first step.
I would like to be able to grep all of the LATEST versions on all of the branches and the main for -name '*.[CH]' files in the VOB.

I have made a script to use the above dummyname to get all branches, grep '\\.[CH]@@', append LATEST to it and grep that file name for what I am looking for but it is very slow to do it that way.

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I confirm this will be slow, and that the -branch '\!attype(dummyname)' seems to be the only way to list all branches, according to IBM cleartool find examples.

I would try first to find all *.ch file versions, and sort that out per branches to isolates the latest. That might be quicker.

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