Command to find all view private files in the current directory recursively

The usual commands are based on cleartool ls:

• ct lsprivate: but it is only for dynamic views, not snapshot views
• ct ls -rec -view_only: at least, it works in both snapshot and dynamic views

However both list also your checked-out files.

If you want only the private files, ie skipping the hijacked/eclipsed/checked-out and symlinks, you need to filter those out.

In Windows, that would be:

for /F "usebackq delims=" %i in (`cleartool ls  -rec ^| find /V "Rule:" ^| find /V "hijacked" ^| find /V "eclipsed" ^| find /V "-->"`) do @echo "%i"

In Unix:

cleartool ls -rec | grep -v "Rule:" | grep -v "hijacked" | grep -v "eclipsed" | grep -v "-->" | xargs echo