defaultdbc
The <defaultdbc> element identifies the name of the default DBC group for the system. The value of the <defaultdbc> element must be a valid DBC group name.
- If used within a <register> command, the named group becomes the default group for the system. If a default group already exists, you must include the replace='yes' attribute to replace the existing group.
- If used within the <deregister> command, the value must correspond to the existing default group name for the command to complete successfully.
Parent element: <register> or <deregister>
Child elements: None.
Attributes:
Name | Type | Required? | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
replace | string | no | no | Valid values are yes and no. If you specify yes within a <register> command, the value specified within the element replaces any existing default DBC group name. |
Example:
The following example illustrates how to use the <defaultdbc> element within a <register> command:
<register>
<defaultdbc replace="yes">DBCRI101</defaultdbc>
</register>
<defaultdbc replace="yes">DBCRI101</defaultdbc>
</register>
The following example illustrates how to use the <defaultdbc> element within a <deregister> command:
<deregister>
<defaultdbc>DBCRI101</defaultdbc>
</deregister>
<defaultdbc>DBCRI101</defaultdbc>
</deregister>
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