p4rollbacktestdata.bat #26

@echo off
echo 1 > test.txt
echo 1 > testDi.txt
echo 1 > testDs.txt
echo 1 > testDt.txt
p4 add test.txt testDi.txt testDs.txt testDt.txt
p4 submit -d "Rev 1"
p4 edit test.txt testDi.txt testDt.txt
p4 delete testDs.txt
echo 2 >> test.txt
echo 2 >> testDi.txt
echo 2 >> testDt.txt
p4 submit -d "Rev 2"
p4 edit test.txt testDt.txt
p4 delete testDi.txt
echo 3 > testDs.txt
p4 add testDs.txt
echo 3 >> test.txt
echo 3 >> testDt.txt
p4 submit -d "Rev 3"
p4 edit test.txt testDs.txt testDt.txt
echo 4 > testDi.txt
p4 add testDi.txt
echo 4 >> test.txt
echo 4 >> testDs.txt
echo 4 >> testDt.txt
p4 submit -d "Rev 4"
p4 edit test.txt testDi.txt testDs.txt
p4 delete testDt.txt
echo 5 >> test.txt
echo 5 >> testDi.txt
echo 5 >> testDs.txt
p4 submit -d "Rev 5"
echo Test data generated.  The third changelist submitted
echo is a good rollback candidate if you want to test all
echo of the -D options individually.