DataMart не канает ибо это отдельный продукт... Я его даже попробовать не смог :(
Пока нашел вот какую вещь -
How to compare file revisions using the command line
Question:
How can I compare file revisions using the command line?
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Answer:
Use stcmd diff to display differences between two revisions of a file. The command can be applied to more than one file. If you do not specify any revisions (using -vn or -vd or - vl), the working copy of each specified file is compared to the tip revision in the repository (or vault) for this file. If you specify a single revision, the working copy of each specified file is compared to that revision. If you specify two revisions, those two revisions of each specified file are compared.
The syntax for this command is as follows: stcmd diff -p "projectSpecifier" [-pwdfile "filePath"] [-cmp] [-csf] [-encrypt encryptionType] [-cfgl "labelName"| -cfgp "stateName" | -cfgd "asOfDate"] [-is] [-q] [-x] [-stop] [-rp "folderPath" | -fp "folderPath"] [-filter "fileStatus"] [-eol [on | off]] [-w | -Bpvcs | -b] [-i] [-m "maskSet"] [-t number] [-c number] [-n] [-nd] [-e] [-vl "labelName" | -vd "asOfDate" | -vn revisionNumber] [files...]
The following example uses stcmd diff to compare the Beta1 and Beta2 revisions of each of the .cpp files in SourceCode, a child of the root folder StarDraw (in the StarDraw view of the StarDraw project). It ignores all white space. stcmd diff -p "JMarsh:
password@Orion:1024/StarDraw/StarDraw/SourceCode" -w -vl "Beta1" -vl "Beta2" "*.cpp"
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Author: Donnie Nix
Еще не проверял как работает, но по описанию вроде как практически то что надо...
