NAME

PANAJOIN - Joins two PANASYNC files.


SYNOPSIS

panajoin [-h --help]

panajoin [-o --older] [-c --contents-file contentspath] sourceFile targetFile


DESCRIPTION

panajoin joins two PANASYNC files, sourceFile and targetFile. This operation has to be done in files with the same lineage, i.e., having the same (identical) base on both time-stamps.

The result of this operation is one file, targetFile with the more recent contents of both files. If the older option is used, the older contents is used instead.

The files can be uncomparable even with the same base. If this is the case, an extra contents file must be specified to suply the contents of the target which in either cases will be the result. The sourceFile will be erased.


OPTIONS

-o older
Select the older file contents instead of the newer one.

-c contents-file contentspath
Specifies the file which will suply the contents of the target.

-h help
Display usage of command.

-v verbose level
Display verbose information during execution, which includes errors and warnings.

-w warning
Consider warnings as errors and abort commands.


SEE ALSO

The PANASYNC comands: panainit, pananew, panadup, panamove, panalist.


AUTHOR

Nuno Lopes


LICENSE

(c)2001 - The PANASYNC Project