Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Getting Started:
Installation and Configuration
Mergeprop
Provides a consistent means to manage and maintain the content of property files, by direct user action or programmatically. Property files store configuration information that identify and control the behavior of various components. The
mergepropprogram is located in theOpenEdge-Install-Directory\bin.Presented through a command-line interface, the
mergeproputility is an alternative, fully supported tool by which you can update a property file when either the Progress Explorer tool is not available or you choose to use this approach.The following table presents the mergeprop syntax.
Reference Table C–1 for the details about valid values for argument variables.
All of the command switches identified in the previous syntax and presented in more detail in Table C–1 can occur in any sequence following the
mergepropcommand.Command switches and arguments
Table C–1 summarizes the syntax elements used with the
mergepropcommand. Refer to the preceding section and the "Mergeprop utility overview" section for additional descriptive information.
Table C–1: Command line input to the mergeprop command Switch Arguments Notes Each argument (other thannone) implies a specific target file in thepropertiesdirectory.See the “File Type” section in Chapter 10 "Configuration Basics". -action1 If no action is specified,updateis assumed by default.Thelistandlistallactions require an additional argument, the name of the property group to be displayed (for example,ubroker.AS.asbroker1). Do not include the square brackets ([]) that enclose the group name in the ubroker.properties file.Onupdateandcreateactions, groups listed with no properties in the delta file are ignored. Path to the property file to be modified. If you are updating a property file that is in the<OpenEdge-Install-Dir>/propertiessubdirectory, you can omit this option. Only use this option when the property file you plan to update exists in a location other than the<OpenEdge-Install-Dir>/propertiessubdirectory. File containing create, update, or delete changes. None. Performs all processing without actually making changes to the target file. This option lets you test for errors. None. Does not create a backup to the target file before making changes. Unless you invoke this option, mergeprop saves a copy of the original target file in the same directory. The backup copy has a system- generated unique string appended to the name (for example,ubroker.properties (31420040644533). None. Suppresses all messages. None. Lists or deletes all groups, server groups, and configurations associated with the specified database.
1Command switches can occur in any order following the mergeprop command.
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