rather than using CLI you can use the WebUI and do a batch update of the issues

I am not sure I understand.  We are running version 7.0 and I don't know if we have a WEBUI for it.  Can you point me to documentation that I can use to view via the WebUI?

you can look in the documentation subdirectory of your Accurev release for information about the WebUI.  In addition, as detailed in the Help system you can use bulk update to update multiple issues with the same changes to one or more fields. For example, you can use bulk update to change the value of the Status field to Scheduled for the issue records you specify.

To use bulk update, you use the XML to specify:

The records you want to update

The fields and values that you want to change

Returning to the previous example, if you wanted to change the value of the Status fields for issues 72 and 73 to Scheduled, and add a comment to the Description field, your XML might look like this:

<modifyIssue issueDB="accurev" replaceAll="false">
<issues>
<issue>
<issueNum fid="1">72</issuenumber>
</issue>
<issue>
<issueNum fid="1">73</issuenumber>
</issue>
</issues>
<values>
<status fid="3">Scheduled</status>
<description fid="16">Needs to be fixed ASAP</shortDescription>
</values>
</modifyIssue>

you can look in the documentation subdirectory of your Accurev release for information about the WebUI.  In addition, as detailed in the Help system you can use bulk update to update multiple issues with the same changes to one or more fields. For example, you can use bulk update to change the value of the Status field to Scheduled for the issue records you specify.

To use bulk update, you use the XML to specify:

The records you want to update

The fields and values that you want to change

Returning to the previous example, if you wanted to change the value of the Status fields for issues 72 and 73 to Scheduled, and add a comment to the Description field, your XML might look like this:

<modifyIssue issueDB="accurev" replaceAll="false">
<issues>
<issue>
<issueNum fid="1">72</issuenumber>
</issue>
<issue>
<issueNum fid="1">73</issuenumber>
</issue>
</issues>
<values>
<status fid="3">Scheduled</status>
<description fid="16">Needs to be fixed ASAP</shortDescription>
</values>
</modifyIssue>