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Vladimir wrote: > Hello all. > We have a poblem whith unedit when use commit -e . The purpose of unedit is to restore the file to its state on the previous edit. This is what it is doing. There are two ways to terminate an edit - either commit the file, or do an unedit. Unedit is a full rollback to the previous edit *whatever* has happened in the meantime (barring update -c, but that's not something that normally gets used as it breaks the paradigm somewhat). If you want to finish an edit normally use a standard commit. If you then want to re-edit then do so.. commit -e is something I'm not that keen on using - valid use cases for it are rare (it only has any purpose at all on a -kx file). Tony