This is a useful ClearCase MultiSite tool, e.g. in the context of FAQ 1.3.5, the use of which in practice requires perl for the post processing.
IBM documentation.

Just an example for a start:

DevelopmentDelivery> mt dumpoplog -l -vreplica eeiath_ossrc_swdi -name -since 22-Dec | \
  perl -n00e 'print "$1 $3\n" if /^op= (\w*).*^ver_oid= ([\w.:]+)\s+\((.*?)\)/sm'
checkin /vobs/ossrc_swdi/DevelopmentDelivery/R7_AT_APPS.profile@@/main/14
checkin /vobs/ossrc_swdi/config_specs/dev@@/main/15
checkin /vobs/ossrc_swdi/config_specs/dev/published/O11.0_EARLY_DEV.cs@@/main/2
checkin /vobs/ossrc_swdi/config_specs/dev/published/O11.0_LATEST_DEVELOPMENT.cs@@/main/2
checkin /vobs/ossrc_swdi/config_specs/dev/published/SHIP_11.0.1_CORRS_INC_80.1-DEV.cs@@/main/2
checkin /vobs/ossrc_swdi/config_specs/dev/published/SHIP_11.0.1_CORRS_INC_81.1-ED.cs@@/main/3
checkin /vobs/ossrc_swdi/config_specs/dev/published/SHIP_11.0.1_CORRS_INC_82.1-LD.cs@@/main/2

For the perl part, I use an implicit loop around the standard input: -n
put the input in paragraph mode: -00
and use the m and s modifiers in the regexp, to anchor at start of lines in multiline, and to match newlines as well as other characters with .
All of which is documented in

perldoc perlre

-- MarcGirod - 04 Jan 2010