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Have you had a look at the SCCS repository? My recollection of SCCS is that it kept a copy of each revision. If you can find them, then you could check them in sequentially.
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Have you had a look at the SCCS repository? My recollection of SCCS is that it kept a copy of each revision. If you can find them, then you could check them in sequentially.

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Does anyone have experience in converting SCCS on AIX to SVN on Red Hat? Any tools out there to use? Documentation on the process?
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Does anyone have experience in converting SCCS on AIX to SVN on Red Hat? Any tools out there to use? Documentation on the process?

AIX SCCS to Red Hat SVN conversion

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