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== SVN Undo Operation ==
<br/>
Step 1: Get the current version info of the file<br/>
<pre>
$> svn info myfile
....
Revision:74
</pre>
<br/><br/>
Step 2: You can get the previous correct version of the file<br/>
<pre> $>svn log myfile</pre>

Now assume that the previous version of the file is 71 <br/>
<google>CH01</google>
Step 3: Merge back the changes from the old version <br/>
<pre>
svn merge --revision 74:71 .
</pre>
<br/>
Step 4: Check what the changes will be rolled back <br>
<pre>
svn diff 
</pre>
<google>CH02</google>
Step 5: If you are satisfied, check in<br/>
<pre>
svn ci -m "rolling back change" myfile
</pre>
<br/>
'''NOTE''': The above example talks about rolling back a file.  But you can actually roll back all the changes that you made to a set of files, as you are dealing with revision numbers. So the above works as it is for a set of files with unwanted changes that were checked in and need roll back.<br/>

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