[Cvsnt] using log returns to many records

[P. Dwayne Miller]

That was a typo in my post.  I was using the correct syntax.  I even cut
and pasted your command line and tried it.  CVS still returns the entire
repository.  I must be missing something, 'cause I was sure there was an
easy way to tell which files had been changed since a certain date.

Thanks,
Dwayne

Dave Jones wrote:

>Forgive me if I'm being dense here but if you want all of the revisions
>_since_ 10th Feb 2002 then shouldn't you write "cvs log -d >2002-02-10"
>?
>
>Dave
>
> --- Dwayne Miller <dmiller at espgroup.net> wrote: > I'm using the
>command
>
>>cvs log -d <2002-02-10
>>
>>to try to list all of the revisions made since that date.  cvs is
>>returning every file in the module, despite its revision date.
>>I'm using cvsnt 1.11.1.1
>>
>>Tks,
>>Dwayne
>>
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