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NAME
     codemgr - The TeamWare "umbrella" command.

SYNOPSIS
     codemgr [ command ]

DESCRIPTION
     Note:  The man pages for TeamWare commands are referenced by
            specifying  the individual command name. TeamWare was
            formerly known as CodeManager. The command man  pages
            are listed in the SEE ALSO section of this man page.

     Like SCCS commands, all TeamWare CLI commands  can  be  exe-
     cuted  through a central "umbrella" command.  The individual
     commands may also be executed  directly  by  specifying  the
     individual command name.  The umbrella command named codemgr
     provides a unified method of execution that enables  you  to
     conveniently list TeamWare commands.

     TeamWare commands can be listed along with their usage  sum-
     maries  by  executing  codemgr  without specifying any argu-
     ments.  You  can  achieve  the  same  results  by  executing
     codemgr with the help subcommand.

     To use  the  umbrella  command  to  execute  commands,  type
     codemgr  followed  by the name of the subcommand you wish to
     execute.  For example:

          example% codemgr bringover -w my_child -p  their_parent
          /usr/ws/project

     Since using the codemgr umbrella command requires extra typ-
     ing,  you  may  also  execute the commands directly (without
     typing codemgr).  For example:

          example%  bringover   -w   my_child   -p   their_parent
          /usr/ws/project

USAGE
     help        Specify the help subcommand to cause the codemgr
                 command  to  list  the  TeamWare commands with a
                 usage summary for each.   You  can  achieve  the
                 same results by executing codemgr without speci-
                 fying any arguments.

ENVIRONMENT
     CODEMGR_PATH_ONLY        TeamWare commands first search  for
                              other TeamWare binaries relative to
                              where their own binary  is  located
                              in   the  file  system,  they  then
                              search in the directories specified
                              in  the  PATH environment variable.
                              Setting   this   variable    causes
                              TeamWare  commands  to  search  for
                              other  TeamWare  binaries  only  in
                              PATH.

SEE ALSO
     TeamWare User's Guide
     bringover(1),   def.dir.flp(1),   putback(1),    resolve(1),
     twmerge(1),   ws_undo(1),  workspace(1),  access_control(4),
     args(4), children(4),  conflicts(4),  history(4),  locks(4),
     nametable(4), notification(4), parent(4)

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