SourceGear Vault Command Line Client

usage: vault commandname [options] [parameters]

This is a list of possible commands:

ADD
Add files or folders to the repository
ADDREPOSITORY
Add a new repository to the server
ADDUSER
Add a new user to the server
BATCH
Place the command line client in batch mode
BLAME
Determine the user that modified a given line
BRANCH
Create a branch for a repository folder
CHECKIN
Commit items in the pending changeset
CHECKOUT
Checkout files from the repository
CLOAK
Cloak repository folders
COMMIT
Commit items in the pending changeset
CREATEFOLDER
Create a new folder in the repository
DELETE
Delete files or folders from the repository
DELETELABEL
Delete a label that was applied to a file or folder
DIFF
Diff a working file or folder
FOLDERDIFF
Show differences between two repository folders
FORGETLOGIN
Remove locally stored login information
GET
Retrieve files or folders from the repository
GETLABEL
Retrieve files or folders specified by label
GETLABELDIFFS
Retrieve history for files changed between specified labels.
GETVERSION
Retrieve files or folder at a specified version
GETWILDCARD
Retrieve files whose names match a wildcard
HELP
Displays this page or help for a specific command
HELPHTML
Displays this page or help for a specific command in HTML format
HISTORY
Shows history for an item in the repository
LABEL
Applies labelname to version of repositorypath.
LISTALLBRANCHPOINTS
Show all branch points in the repository
LISTALLTXDETAILS
List every transaction in the repository with details of its changeset
LISTCHANGESET
Show the contents of the pending changeset
LISTCHECKOUTS
Show all check out items for the current repository
LISTFOLDER
Show contents and status of a repository folder
LISTREPOSITORIES
List available repositories on the server
LISTUSERS
List all users on the server
LISTWORKINGFOLDERS
List local working folder associations
MOVE
Move a file or folder to a different folder
OBLITERATE
Obliterate a deleted item
PIN
Pin a file or folder
REMEMBERLOGIN
Store authentication information
RENAME
Rename a file or folder
RENAMELABEL
Rename a file or folder label
SETWORKINGFOLDER
Set a working folder association
SHARE
Share a file or folder into a different folder
SOCKET
* VaultAgent.exe only * Accept batch commands on a tcp port.
UNCLOAK
Uncloak a folder
UNDOCHANGESETITEM
Remove an item from the change set
UNDOCHECKOUT
Undo checkout (revert changes)
UNPIN
Unpin a file or folder
UNSETWORKINGFOLDER
Remove a working folder association
VERSIONHISTORY
Shows version history for a folder in the repository

ADD
usage: vault.exe ADD [options] repositoryfolder localpath ...

ADD will add the files or folders specified by localpath to the repository
at the specified repositoryfolder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
ADDREPOSITORY
usage: vault.exe ADDREPOSITORY repositoryname

ADDREPOSITORY will create a new repository on the server named
repositoryname

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
ADDUSER
usage: vault.exe ADDUSER username password emailaddress

ADDUSER will create a new user on the server, specified by username,
password and emailaddress.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
BATCH
usage: vault.exe BATCH - | filename

Batching allows multiple vault commands to be executed within one 'run'.

Use - (hyphen) to specify the batch commands can be found on standard input.
Otherwise, provide the name of a file where the vault commands can be located.
In batch mode, please provide only one vault command per line.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
BLAME
usage: vault.exe BLAME repositorypath linenumber [endversion]

BLAME will determine the last user that modified
the given line of a file.
Optionally, you can specify the version number of the file that the line
number references. If no version is specified, the latest version is assumed.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
BRANCH
usage: vault.exe BRANCH [options] repositoryfolder torepositoryfolder

BRANCH will create a branch for the repository folder specified
by repositoryfolder at torepositoryfolder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
CHECKIN
usage: vault.exe CHECKIN [options] [repositorypath ...]

COMMIT and CHECKIN will commit the items in the pending changeset list
specified by repositorypath(s). If no items are specified on the command line,
all items in the pending changeset list are committed. The "unchanged" option
specifies whether unmodified files are checked in.
For commits of specific items:
You can supply the name of the file(s) or directory(ies) where
an action is to be committed. For shares and adds, the commit
is located at the destination folder. To distinguish between
different actions in one folder, the following syntax is allowed:
[directory]?[source_file_or_folder]
For example:
commit $/destination?$/origin/somefile.txt

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -keepcheckedout
      all files remain checked out upon commit
    -unchanged checkin|leavecheckedout|undocheckout
      Action to perform on an unchanged, checked-out file during commit.
      Check the file in unmodified, leave the file checked out, or
      undo the checkout of the file. The default is "undocheckout".
CHECKOUT
usage: vault.exe CHECKOUT [options] repositorypath ...

CHECKOUT will checkout files from the repository.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -backup [yes|no]
      Whether to backup locally modified files before overwriting. If not
      specified, the user's default value is used.
    -exclusive
      Will check out items exclusively
    -merge [automatic|later|overwrite]
      The action to take when updating a local file with new content.

      automatic* - attempt to merge changes from the server
      later - do not overwrite an existing, modified file
      overwrite - overwrite the local file with the server's file

      * - only applies to GET and GETWILDCARD commands
    -setfiletime checkin|current|modification
      Sets the time of the local file.

      checkin - use the last checkin time
      current - use the current system time
      modification - use the file's last modified time
    -performdeletions [donotremoveworkingcopy|removeworkingcopy|
    removeworkingcopyifunmodified]
      When getting a folder, this option controls whether files deleted in the
      repository are deleted in the working folder. The default is
      removeworkingcopyifunmodified.
    -wildcard [wildcard_string]
      Applies operation only to files that match the wildcard string
      Use '?' to match a single character or '*' to match a range of characters.
    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
CLOAK
usage: vault.exe CLOAK repositoryfolder ...

CLOAK will cloak a repository folder specified by repositoryfolder,
meaning that folder will be ignored during recursive GET
operations.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
COMMIT
usage: vault.exe COMMIT [options] [repositorypath ...]

COMMIT and CHECKIN will commit the items in the pending changeset list
specified by repositorypath(s). If no items are specified on the command line,
all items in the pending changeset list are committed. The "unchanged" option
specifies whether unmodified files are checked in.
For commits of specific items:
You can supply the name of the file(s) or directory(ies) where
an action is to be committed. For shares and adds, the commit
is located at the destination folder. To distinguish between
different actions in one folder, the following syntax is allowed:
[directory]?[source_file_or_folder]
For example:
commit $/destination?$/origin/somefile.txt

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -keepcheckedout
      all files remain checked out upon commit
    -unchanged checkin|leavecheckedout|undocheckout
      Action to perform on an unchanged, checked-out file during commit.
      Check the file in unmodified, leave the file checked out, or
      undo the checkout of the file. The default is "undocheckout".
CREATEFOLDER
usage: vault.exe CREATEFOLDER [options] repositorypath

CREATEFOLDER will create a folder in the repository at the point
specified by repositorypath.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
DELETE
usage: vault.exe DELETE [options] repositorypath ...

DELETE will delete the files or folders specified by the
repositorypath(s) from the repository.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
DELETELABEL
usage: vault.exe DELETELABEL repositorypath label_name

DELETELABEL will delete a label that was applied to the input file or folder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
DIFF
usage: vault.exe DIFF [options] repositorypath

Diff will compare a working file or folder with another file or folder
specified by the -compareto option. The working file or folder is specified
by its repository path.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -compareto [current|label|lastget|local|repository] [compareto_object]

      Type of comparison to be made against your local working version. For
      'label', 'local', and 'repository', specify the compareto_object, which
      is a label name, local path or repository path.

      current - the current repository item
      label - the version found within the given label
      lastget - the last version retrieved from the repository
      local - any local file system item
      repository- any item within the repository
    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
    -vaultdiff [absolute path to comparison utility]
      Use this comparison utility for differences.
    -vaultdiff_options "[any options]"
      Options for the comparison utility.
      Use double quotes for multiple options.
FOLDERDIFF
usage: vault.exe FOLDERDIFF [options] repositoryfolder1 repositoryfolder2

FOLDERDIFF will display the differences between two folders,
showing 'left only', 'right only', and 'different'.
The compare will be done on version and transaction information
only; the contents of the files will not be analyzed.
The FOLDERDIFF command is most useful in a setup where
the individual files between two folders are shared,
but different versions are pinned.
If you supply a wildcard, supply it to the first folder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
    -outfields
      Specify a comma-separated list of fields you want to
      see (overrides default output).
      Possible fields for LISTFOLDER:
      workingfolder,name,version,length,objectid,objectversionid,
      ispinned,shares,checkouts,status,fullpath,folderversion,
      txdate,moddate,lastuser,lastaction,lastcomment
      Possible fields for FOLDERDIFF:
      name,fullpath,version,moddate,txdate,
      ispinned,lastuser,lastaction,lastcomment
      Possible fields for HISTORY:
      txid,date,name,type,version,user,comment,actionstring,
      miscinfo1,miscinfo2,affectedfiles
      If 'affectedfiles' is used, the fullpathname of each
      file affected by the operation is listed. Shared
      non-pinned files are listed in CheckIn and RollBack
      actions, since they are affected too.
      Possible fields for ANY ACTION:
      changeset
    -echocmd
      Echo the requested command back int the header
      of the xml output.
    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
    -rowlimit limitnumber
      Limits the number of rows returned for a history query to
      limitnumber
    -syncscript full|onlytoleft|onlytoright
      Create a synchronisation script to pin left or
      right to the highest version between the two.
FORGETLOGIN
usage: vault.exe FORGETLOGIN

FORGETLOGIN will remove all login information being locally stored
by the REMEMBERLOGIN command.
GET
usage: vault.exe GET [options] repositorypath ...

GET will retrieve the latest version of files or folders in the repository
to the currently defined working folder. Use SETWORKINGFOLDER if there is
no working folder, or -destpath to retrieve files to a non-working folder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -backup [yes|no]
      Whether to backup locally modified files before overwriting. If not
      specified, the user's default value is used.
    -destpath localfolder
      Instead of retrieving files to the currently defined working folder, use
      this folder. Note this does not update state information and you cannot
      checkin files from a non-working folder.
    -makewritable
      Make all files writable after retrieval
    -makereadonly
      Make all files read-only after retrieval
    -merge [automatic|later|overwrite]
      The action to take when updating a local file with new content.

      automatic* - attempt to merge changes from the server
      later - do not overwrite an existing, modified file
      overwrite - overwrite the local file with the server's file

      * - only applies to GET and GETWILDCARD commands
    -nocloaks
      Performs actions on all folders even if they were previously cloaked
    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
    -performdeletions [donotremoveworkingcopy|removeworkingcopy|
    removeworkingcopyifunmodified]
      When getting a folder, this option controls whether files deleted in the
      repository are deleted in the working folder. The default is
      removeworkingcopyifunmodified.
    -setfiletime checkin|current|modification
      Sets the time of the local file.

      checkin - use the last checkin time
      current - use the current system time
      modification - use the file's last modified time
    -verbose
      Turn on verbose mode
    -workingfolder [disk_path]
      Retrieve files to working folder specified by disk_path. The working
      folder specified is temporary, used only for this get request. This
      option cannot be specified with -destpath and only one repositorypath
      can be specified.
GETLABEL
usage: vault.exe GETLABEL [options] repositorypath label [labelpath]

GETLABEL will retrieve files or folders specified by repositorypath
at the version at which they were labelled with the specified label.
Use -labelworkingfolder (with path) to get the label to a working folder,
use -destpath (with path) specify a non-working folder.
Do not set labelpath unless prompted to.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -backup [yes|no]
      Whether to backup locally modified files before overwriting. If not
      specified, the user's default value is used.
    -labelworkingfolder localfolder
      Use localfolder as the working folder for a label get
    -destpath localfolder
      Instead of retrieving files to the currently defined working folder, use
      this folder. Note this does not update state information and you cannot
      checkin files from a non-working folder.
    -makewritable
      Make all files writable after retrieval
    -makereadonly
      Make all files read-only after retrieval
    -merge [automatic|later|overwrite]
      The action to take when updating a local file with new content.

      automatic* - attempt to merge changes from the server
      later - do not overwrite an existing, modified file
      overwrite - overwrite the local file with the server's file

      * - only applies to GET and GETWILDCARD commands
    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
    -setfiletime checkin|current|modification
      Sets the time of the local file.

      checkin - use the last checkin time
      current - use the current system time
      modification - use the file's last modified time
    -verbose
      Turn on verbose mode
GETLABELDIFFS
usage: vault.exe GETLABELDIFFS [options] repositorypath label1 [labelpath2]

GETLABELDIFFS will retrieve the histories for all files in the specified
repository folder between the specified labels.
If only one label is specified, retrieves history from that label to present.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -rowlimit limitnumber
      Limits the number of rows returned for a history query to
      limitnumber
    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
GETVERSION
usage: vault.exe GETVERSION [options] version item [destination_folder]

GETVERSION will retrieve a file or folder specified by item at the given
version. If no destination_folder is specified, the user's current working
folder is used. If a destination_folder is specified, item is retrieved into
a non-working folder unless the -useworkingfolder option is specified.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -backup [yes|no]
      Whether to backup locally modified files before overwriting. If not
      specified, the user's default value is used.
    -makewritable
      Make all files writable after retrieval
    -makereadonly
      Make all files read-only after retrieval
    -merge [automatic|later|overwrite]
      The action to take when updating a local file with new content.

      automatic* - attempt to merge changes from the server
      later - do not overwrite an existing, modified file
      overwrite - overwrite the local file with the server's file

      * - only applies to GET and GETWILDCARD commands
    -nocloaks
      Performs actions on all folders even if they were previously cloaked
    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
    -setfiletime checkin|current|modification
      Sets the time of the local file.

      checkin - use the last checkin time
      current - use the current system time
      modification - use the file's last modified time
    -useworkingfolder
      Make the specified destination_folder a working folder for this get.
    -verbose
      Turn on verbose mode
    -performdeletions [donotremoveworkingcopy|removeworkingcopy|
    removeworkingcopyifunmodified]
      When getting a folder, this option controls whether files deleted in the
      repository are deleted in the working folder. The default is
      removeworkingcopyifunmodified.
GETWILDCARD
usage: vault.exe GETWILDCARD [options] repositoryfolder wildcard ...

GETWILDCARD will retrieve all files within the folder specified by
repositoryfolder whose name matches one of the wildcards specified.
You may use '?' to match a single character or '*' to match a range of
characters.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -backup [yes|no]
      Whether to backup locally modified files before overwriting. If not
      specified, the user's default value is used.
    -destpath localfolder
      Instead of retrieving files to the currently defined working folder, use
      this folder. Note this does not update state information and you cannot
      checkin files from a non-working folder.
    -makewritable
      Make all files writable after retrieval
    -makereadonly
      Make all files read-only after retrieval
    -merge [automatic|later|overwrite]
      The action to take when updating a local file with new content.

      automatic* - attempt to merge changes from the server
      later - do not overwrite an existing, modified file
      overwrite - overwrite the local file with the server's file

      * - only applies to GET and GETWILDCARD commands
    -nocloaks
      Performs actions on all folders even if they were previously cloaked
    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
    -performdeletions [donotremoveworkingcopy|removeworkingcopy|
    removeworkingcopyifunmodified]
      When getting a folder, this option controls whether files deleted in the
      repository are deleted in the working folder. The default is
      removeworkingcopyifunmodified.
    -setfiletime checkin|current|modification
      Sets the time of the local file.

      checkin - use the last checkin time
      current - use the current system time
      modification - use the file's last modified time
    -verbose
      Turn on verbose mode
HELP
usage: vault.exe HELP [options] [command]

HELP will display a list of all available commands, or detailed help for
a specified command.
This is a list of possible options:

    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
HELPHTML
usage: vault.exe HELPHTML [command]

HELP will display a list of all available commands, or detailed help for
a specified command in HTML format.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
HISTORY
usage: vault.exe HISTORY [options] repositorypath

HISTORY will display all committed actions to a file or folder in the
repository specified by repositorypath.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -rowlimit limitnumber
      Limits the number of rows returned for a history query to
      limitnumber
    -datesort [asc | desc]
      Sort the history results in ascending or descending date order.
    -begindate local date [ time]
      Date to begin history at
    -beginlabel labelstring
      A Label that was applied to the target of the history query.
      The date of this label will be used to determine the
      start point of the history query.
    -enddate local date [ time]
      Date to end history display at
    -endlabel labelstring
      A Label that was applied to the target of the history query.
      The date of this label will be used to determine the
      end point of the history query.
    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
    -excludeactions action,action,...
      A comma-separated list of actions that will be excluded from
      the history query. Valid actions to exclude are:
      add, branch, checkin, create, delete, label, move, obliterate, pin,
      propertychange, rename, rollback, share, snapshot, undelete
    -excludeusers user,user,...
      A comma-separated list of users whose actions will be excluded from
      the history query.
    -outfields
      Specify a comma-separated list of fields you want to
      see (overrides default output).
      Possible fields for LISTFOLDER:
      workingfolder,name,version,length,objectid,objectversionid,
      ispinned,shares,checkouts,status,fullpath,folderversion,
      txdate,moddate,lastuser,lastaction,lastcomment
      Possible fields for FOLDERDIFF:
      name,fullpath,version,moddate,txdate,
      ispinned,lastuser,lastaction,lastcomment
      Possible fields for HISTORY:
      txid,date,name,type,version,user,comment,actionstring,
      miscinfo1,miscinfo2,affectedfiles
      If 'affectedfiles' is used, the fullpathname of each
      file affected by the operation is listed. Shared
      non-pinned files are listed in CheckIn and RollBack
      actions, since they are affected too.
      Possible fields for ANY ACTION:
      changeset
    -echocmd
      Echo the requested command back int the header
      of the xml output.
    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
LABEL
usage: vault.exe LABEL [options] repositorypath labelname [version]

Applies label to version of repositorypath, which can
be used later for GETLABEL requests. If no version
is specified, the current version is labelled.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
LISTALLBRANCHPOINTS
usage: vault.exe LISTALLBRANCHPOINTS [options]

LISTALLBRANCHPOINTS will display all branch points in the repository.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
LISTALLTXDETAILS
usage: vault.exe LISTALLTXDETAILS [options]

LISTALLTXDETAILS will display all changesets in the repository.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
LISTCHANGESET
usage: vault.exe LISTCHANGESET [options]

LISTCHANGESET will display the contents of the pending changeset.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
LISTCHECKOUTS
usage: vault.exe LISTCHECKOUTS [options]

LISTCHECKOUTS will display the check out items for the current repository.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
LISTFOLDER
usage: vault.exe LISTFOLDER [options] repositoryfolder

LISTFOLDER will display the contents of the folder specified by
repositoryfolder, including the status of any working folders.
After the folder, you can specify a file-name filter, with or
without a wildcard. I.e.: $/folder1/try* or $/folder1/tryout.cs.
The -norecursive option is also honoured with wildcards.
This means that $/*iga* could list $/folder1/origami.cs,
but $/*iga* -norecursive could not.
Use the exact filename path and -norecursive to get quick info
on a single file.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
    -outfields
      Specify a comma-separated list of fields you want to
      see (overrides default output).
      Possible fields for LISTFOLDER:
      workingfolder,name,version,length,objectid,objectversionid,
      ispinned,shares,checkouts,status,fullpath,folderversion,
      txdate,moddate,lastuser,lastaction,lastcomment
      Possible fields for FOLDERDIFF:
      name,fullpath,version,moddate,txdate,
      ispinned,lastuser,lastaction,lastcomment
      Possible fields for HISTORY:
      txid,date,name,type,version,user,comment,actionstring,
      miscinfo1,miscinfo2,affectedfiles
      If 'affectedfiles' is used, the fullpathname of each
      file affected by the operation is listed. Shared
      non-pinned files are listed in CheckIn and RollBack
      actions, since they are affected too.
      Possible fields for ANY ACTION:
      changeset
    -echocmd
      Echo the requested command back int the header
      of the xml output.
    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
    -rowlimit limitnumber
      Limits the number of rows returned for a history query to
      limitnumber
LISTREPOSITORIES
usage: vault.exe LISTREPOSITORIES [options]

LISTREPOSITORIES will list all repositories on the server.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
This is a list of possible options:

    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
LISTUSERS
usage: vault.exe LISTUSERS [options]

LISTUSERS will list all users on the server.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
This is a list of possible options:

    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
    -verbose
      Turn on verbose mode
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
LISTWORKINGFOLDERS
usage: vault.exe LISTWORKINGFOLDERS [options]

LISTWORKINGFOLDERS will list all current associations between repository
folders and local working folders.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.
MOVE
usage: vault.exe MOVE [options] repositorypath destrepositoryfolder

MOVE will move the file or folder specified by repositorypath into the
repository folder specified by destrepositoryfolder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
OBLITERATE
usage: vault.exe OBLITERATE [options] repositorypath

OBLITERATE will permanently remove a deleted folder or file (and all
its history) from the repository. You must be logged in as a administrator
user to use this command. This command should not be used lightly, as there
is no way to undo it.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -yesiamsure
      This option is required to confirm an Obliterate command. Obliterate is a destructive and non-reversible command that alters the history of the Vault database. It should not be used lightly.
PIN
usage: vault.exe PIN [options] repositorypath [version]

PIN will pin the file or folder specified by repositorypath at the
specified version, or latest version if no version specified.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
REMEMBERLOGIN
usage: vault.exe REMEMBERLOGIN [options]

REMEMBERLOGIN will store server, repository and authentication information
on the local host so that it does not need to be reentered.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
This is a list of possible options:

    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
RENAME
usage: vault.exe RENAME [options] repositorypath destrepositorypath

RENAME will rename a file or folder specified by repositorypath to the new
name destrepositorypath.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
RENAMELABEL
usage: vault.exe RENAMELABEL [options] repositorypath old_label_name new_label_name

RENAMELABEL will rename a label associated with a file or folder specified
by repositorypath.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
SETWORKINGFOLDER
usage: vault.exe SETWORKINGFOLDER repositoryfolder localfolder

SETWORKINGFOLDER will set the working folder for the specified repository
folder to be the local folder. All future operations on repositoryfolder
will use localfolder as a working folder by default.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
SHARE
usage: vault.exe SHARE [options] repositorypath destrepositoryfolder

SHARE will share a file or folder specified by repositorypath into the
repository folder specified by destrepositoryfolder

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
SOCKET
usage: vault.exe SOCKET socketport

SOCKET (VaultAgent only) lets you operate the vault command-line client from a tcp socket, on a port you specify.
Use 'SOCKET 0' if you only want manual entry of batch commands, in the VaultAgent GUI.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
UNCLOAK
usage: vault.exe UNCLOAK repositoryfolder

UNCLOAK will uncloak specified by repositoryfolder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
UNDOCHANGESETITEM
usage: vault.exe UNDOCHANGESETITEM changeset item id

UNDOCHANGESETITEM will remove the change set item from the change set list.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
UNDOCHECKOUT
usage: vault.exe UNDOCHECKOUT [options] repositorypath

UNDOCHECKOUT will undo a checkout, reverting changes back to the data in
the repository.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -norecursive
      Do not act recursively on folders
UNPIN
usage: vault.exe UNPIN [options] repositorypath

UNPIN will unpin the file or folder specified by repositorypath.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -comment commentstring
      Checkin comment
    -commit
      Commit this action automatically
UNSETWORKINGFOLDER
usage: vault.exe UNSETWORKINGFOLDER repositoryfolder

UNSETWORKINGFOLDER will remove the local working folder association for
the specified repositoryfolder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
VERSIONHISTORY
usage: vault.exe VERSIONHISTORY [options] repositoryfolder

VERSIONHISTORY will display all versions of a folder in the
repository specified by repositoryfolder.

Server and authentication information is specified by:
    -host host
      Hostname of the vault server to connect to. Can also use "-server"
    -ssl
      Enables SSL for server connection
    -user username
      Username to use when connecting to server.
    -password password
      Password to use when connecting to server
    -repository repositoryname
      Repository to connect to
This is a list of possible options:

    -rowlimit limitnumber
      Limits the number of rows returned for a history query to
      limitnumber
    -begindate local date [ time]
      Date to begin history at
    -enddate local date [ time]
      Date to end history display at
    -beginversion versionnumber
      The version number from which version history should begin.
    -outfile
      Specify a file-name if you want the output of
      a specific batch or socket command written to a file.