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No, they are not committed at the moment.
I use the command like this:
PIN "$/Project/file.c" 7

If pin 29 different files using commands like above in BATCH mode, it takes 3 minutes and 40 seconds to complete.

This is really too long to have to sit and wait for.

No, all files are not pinned at the same label. That is basically why we have to create a custom tool for the job. It does not have to be a command line utility. The custom tool I am building is a GUI tool. In the Vault GUI client, pinning is a pretty quick operation. Any idea why it is so slow in t...

I was not aware of the batch mode.
I have now changed my implementation to use batch mode, and it is certainly a bit faster. But still pretty slow.

For example, it takes about 1 second to pin 5 files in the Vault GUI. But it takes 40 seconds to pin 5 files using the command line client in batch mode.

Sorry for the delayed response. Vacation times... We are using Vault version 6.1.0 (531) Each command takes approximately 5-15 seconds to do using the command-line client. In the GUI it is 1 second or less. The operations I do consists of ~100 vault commands, which means one single operation takes u...

Borland for windows. But I don't want to integrate Vault with Borland Builder. I am developing a Borland C++ application which will act as a Vault client and perform certain sequences of operations on the repository. I am currently using the command line client API, but it is horribly slow. It takes...

Sorry, I was unclear.
The share links can be seen in the GUI client.

What I can't do is find a way to get the same information using the command line client.

The three API options available as I understand it are: 1. .NET C# DLL 2. Command line client 3. SOAP The SOAP interface is not documented, generally unfriendly, and users are discouraged from using it. The Command line client can be invoked from any environment, which is good. But it is dead slow. ...

If I do the HISTORY command on a file, the share actions does not show up. If I do the HISTORY command on the folder, the share actions does show up. But it still only reports the location from where the file was shared. It does not provide the information in the "Share Links" tab in the G...

How do I retrieve the "Share Links" of a file using the command line client?

I tried the HISTORY command with option "-includeactions share", but it does not return anything.
The LISTOBJECTPROPERTIES command does not seem to return any share information either.