Hello, I want to differentiate between two baseline in UCM. Currently i have wrote the script which will show the output in this format.... 
DIFFBL INT_1029_Rel6.0.0.90.6100@\DIR_PVOB STD_6.0.0.50_UCM_FOUNDATION
+_BL.2103@\DIR_PVOB (COMPONENT TEA)
Comparing the following:
  INT_1029_Rel6.0.0.90.6100@\DIR_PVOB
  STD_6.0.0.50_UCM_FOUNDATION_BL.2103@\DIR_PVOB
Differences:
<< INT_1029_Rel6.0.0.90.6100 (TEA)
>> STD_6.0.0.50_UCM_FOUNDATION_BL.2103 (TEA)
  << CQ00024500@\DIR_PVOB "600_dev_dab on 20100323.211319."
    M:\600_int\DIR_source\TEA\TEA_cam.c@@\main\base2ucm_source\600_int
+\1
  << CQ00024384@\DIR_PVOB "TEA fix for PR 00023876"
    M:\600_int\DIR_source\TEA\TEA_cam.c@@\main\base2ucm_source\600_dev
+_dab\1

DIFFBL INT_1029_Rel6.0.0.90.3395@\DIR_PVOB STD_6.0.0.50_UCM_FOUNDATION
+_BL.8902@\DIR_PVOB (COMPONENT GEN)
Comparing the following:
  INT_1029_Rel6.0.0.90.3395@\DIR_PVOB
  STD_6.0.0.50_UCM_FOUNDATION_BL.8902@\DIR_PVOB
Differences:
<< INT_1029_Rel6.0.0.90.3395 (GEN)
>> STD_6.0.0.50_UCM_FOUNDATION_BL.8902 (GEN)
  none

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But i want to get the ourput in .csv file where it should have 3 columns.

1st column: containing file name and path(DIR_source\TEA\TEA_cam.c)

2nd column : containing the version(main/1 or main/2) of the file.

3rd column: containing a (*) wheather the file is changed or not with the comparable version.

In reply to Re^2: Script to differentiate between two baseline in UCM by suvendu4urs
in thread Script to differentiate between two baseline in UCM by suvendu4urs

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