Hello,
Is folder diff options are available only for registered customers?
I am trying to diff folders using command line
sgdm -d=D:\Result.txt "D:\Temp\Folder1" "D:\Temp\Folder2" , it returns the Exit status is 0 even though there are diff files in each folder.
Thanks in advance!
Folder Diff from command line
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The DiffMerge tool is fully functional even if not registered. I tested with a couple folders here as well just to make sure it's working properly.
What happens if you diff two other folders? Try changing directories to D:\temp, and put the result file there as well, and then use the full path to sgdm. It would look like: "C:\Program Files\SourceGear\Common\DiffMerge\sgdm.exe" -d=Result.txt Folder1 Folder2 Does that work? Beth Kieler
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Thanks Beth, Does the folder search supports any file format ? Does it have the ability to identify dlls too ?
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I think it should work for any file format on the Folder Diff. It won't for the file diff, because the file diff can't deal with binary files, but at the folder level it should be fine.
Beth Kieler
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Thanks Beth for the prompt reply.
Let us sat Folder A : D:\Temp1\Test1\Helloworld.dll Folder B : D\Temp1\Test1\hollaworld.dll diff is not outputting the dll , It was able handle .txt files File only in left:
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Then it's probably in the filter list for folders. Go to Tools - Options - Folder Windows - Folder Filters. You can remove the DLL from the file suffix filters.
Beth Kieler
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Thanks for the reply, can I achieve that from Command line?
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I don't think so. I think you'll need to run the program to change the settings, and then the settings will be saved for future Diffs.
Beth Kieler
SourceGear Technical Support |
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okay, thanks Beth !
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