Essentials Quiz

Whicj of theses will not provide you with help in fcm?
1. fcm help
2. fcm <command> help
3. fcm <command> --help
4. fcm help <command>
B
What command would you use to retrieve some code from a repository?
1. fcm checkout
2. fcm retrieve
3. fcm get
4. fcm branch
A
What command would not checkout code from the repository?
1. fcm co
2. fcm ct
3. fcm checkout
B
Which commands would commit code to the repository?
1. fcm commit|ct|ci
2. fcm commit|ct
3. fcm commit|ci
4. fcm ct|ci
C
What is the best command for finding out in what files or directories your working copy are different from the repository, i.e. what has been modified etc?
1. fcm update
2. fcm trunk
3. fcm status
4. fcm info
C
How would you find out the revision number of your working copy?
1. fcm status
2. fcm info
3. fcm revision
4. fcm query
B
How would you find out if you are working on the trunk or a branch version and if a branch what it is called?
1. From the Revision number via fcm lookup
2. From the Relative URL via fcm lookup
3. From the Relative URL via fcm info
4. From the Revision number via fcm info
C
What does "?" mean when you issue the fcm status command?
1. Item is missing
2. Item is not under version control
3. Item is conflicted
4. Item is modified
B
What does "M" mean when you issue the fcm status command?
1. Item is missing
2. Item is not under version control
3. Item is replaced
4. Item is modified
D
What does "!" mean when you issue the fcm status command?
1. Item is missing
2. Item is not under version control
3. Item is conflicted
4. Item is modified
A
What does "A" mean when you issue the fcm status command?
1. Item is added
2. Item is not under version control
3. Item is deleted
4. Item is replaced
A
What does "D" mean when you issue the fcm status command?
1. Item is added
2. Item is not under version control
3. Item is deleted
4. Item is replaced
C
Which commands will use fcm to delete a file or directory?
1. fcm delete|remove|cancel
2. fcm delete|del|cancel|cnl
3. fcm delete|del|remove|rm|erase|er
4. fcm delete|del|remove|rm
D
Where would you use the command "fcm add"?
1. When you have modified a file
2. When you have removed a file
3. When you have created a new file
4. When you have add a new repository
C
Why would you need to use the command "fcm switch" or "fcm sw"?
1. After creating a branch and then to move to it
2. After checking out a branch
3. Before committing your change
4. Before creating a branch from the trunk when on the trunk
A
Which of these commands can you use to create a branch?
1. fcm branch-create|bc|create
2. fcm branchcreate|bcreate
3. fcm branchcreate|bc|bcreate
4. fcm branch-create|bc|bcreate
D
What command would you use to pull your changes from one area in the repository into another?
1. fcm merge
2. fcm import
3. fcm pull
4. fcm fetch
A
What commands would you use to see the line-by-line or file-by-file differences between two versions or revisions of the repository?
1. fcm diff|di
2. fcm difference|di
3. fcm difference|diff|di
4. fcm difference|di
A
What option would you add to your fcm "difference" command to use the graphical tool to display the differences?
1. --graphical, --g
2. -graphical, -g
3. --graphical, -g
4. -graphical, --g
C
How would you difference two branches?
1. fcm branchdifference|bdif
2. fcm branch-diff|bdiff|bdi
3. fcm branch-diff|bdif
4. fcm branchdifference|bdiff|bdi
B
How would you update your working copy to the one on the trunk?
1. fcm trunk update|up
2. fcm branch update|up
3. fcm update|up
4. Can't be done
A
fcm log [OPTION] [TARGET] allows the user to do what?
1. Show the log of a committed TARGET only
2. Show the log message of a TARGET of a URL|PATH
3. Show the log message of a TARGET of a working copy
4. Show the log message of a TARGET that can either be working copy or URL|PATH
B
What does "C" mean when you issue the fcm status command?
1. Item is replaced
2. Item is not under version control
3. Item is conflicted
4. Item is modified
C
What does "R" mean when you issue the fcm status command?
1. Item is replaced
2. Item is not under version control
3. Item is conflicted
4. Item is modified
A
How can you find out what branches are available in a repository?
1. fcm branch-list|bls
2. fcm branchlist|bls
3. fcm branchlist|bl
4. fcm branch-list|bl
A
How many ways are there to delete and branch in fcm and what are they?
1. 3, fcm branch-delete|bd|bdelete
2. 3, fcm branch-delete|bd|bdel
3. 3, fcm branch-delete|bdelete|bdel
4. 4, fcm branch-delete|bd|branchd|bdelete
C
How would you update your branch to match the trunk?
1. fcm sw trunk; fcm update trunk; fcm sw <BRANCHNAME>; fcm merge trunk
2. fcm sw trunk; fcm update trunk; fcm merge trunk
3. fcm merge trunk
4. fcm update trunk; fcm merge trunk
A
How could you resolve an "!" returned from the "fcm st" command which is because you deleted the file without using fcm?
1. fcm rm <FILENAME>
2. You cannot
3. fcm rm --check|-c <FILENAME>
4. fcm rm -f <FILENAME>
C
How would you copy a file so that the fcm system can still trace it?
1. cp <FILENAME>
2. copy <FILENAME>
3. fcm copy <FILENAME>
4. fcm copy|cp <FILENAME>
D
How would you move files within fcm?
1. mv <FILENAME>
2. move <FILENAME>
3. fcm move <FILENAME>
4. fcm move|mv <FILENAME>
D
How can you reverse your working copy which has not been checked in the last checked in version?
1. fcm revert <PATH>|<FILENAME>
2. fcm reverse <PATH>|<FILENAME>
3. fcm rewind <PATH>|<FILENAME>
4. fcm roleback <PATH>|<FILENAME>
A
How can you reverse your working copy which has changes checked in?
1. fcm --reverse
2. fcm merge --reverse --revision [M:]N
3. fcm merge --revision [M:]N
4. fcm merge --reverse [M:]N
B
How would you create a directory in fcm?
1. fcm createdir <DIRECTORYNAME>
2. You cannot
3. fcm makedir <DIRECTORYNAME>
4. fcm mkdir <DIRECTORYNAME>
D
How would you print more information from a command to find out what more details?
1. --verbose|-v
2. --output|-o
3. --print-statement|-ps
4. --print-info|-pi
A

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