You can do a fresh checkout and not include project10 in the initial update:
svn co -N svn://.../top_dir
cd top_dir
cd svn update project1 project2 ... project 9
Future 'svn update' commands in the top_dir directory will only update projects
1 through 9.
Or you can explicitly not update project 10:
Windows CMD shell:
for /f %i in (' svn ls ^| findstr /v project10') do @svn update %i
ksh/bash:
svn ls | grep -v project 10 | xargs svn update
Disclaimer: Top posting because Outlook has crushed my spirit.
From: Amit Kumar [IN7537] [mailto:amit_ku...@mindtree.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 3:26 AM
To: users@subversion.apache.org
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Subject: svn issue
Hi,
I found an issue in SVN. Suppose there are 10 project is in directory. And I
want to update only 9 project. There is no option to lock one project not to
update.
By this issue I get problem. I will request you to solve this issue.
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