migrate


Use the <migrate> command element to migrate object sets to a new release. Do not issue this command unless directed to do so by BMC Support.

Parent element: <lgcutil>

Child elements: <optionsets> (1:1)

Attributes:

Name

Type

Required?

Default

Description

replace

string

no

no

Specifies whether to replace option sets with the same name.

Valid values are yes and no. If you specify yes, the <migrate> command will replace any option set of the same name.

duplicate

string

No

error

Specifies whether duplicate entries are handled as warnings or errors.

Valid values are error and warning. If you specify warning, any duplicate object errors are reported as warnings.

savewitherrors

string

No

no

Specifies whether the <migrate> command will save an option set even if it contains existing errors or if errors occur in the updates from the LGCUPD DD statement. Only valid updates are saved.

Valid values are yes and no. If you specify yes, option sets will be saved with errors.

Example:

<lgcutil version="1010">                                   
   <migrate>                                               
      <optionsets>    
         <product>
            <prodcode>AFR</prodcode>
            <prodvrsn>1020</prodvrsn>
         </product>
         <fromvrsn>1010</fromvrsn>
         <name type="regex">^AFR/$[a-z,A-Z]{1,4}$'</name>
      </optionsets>                                            
   </migrate>                                              
</lgcutil>



 

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