Using the LGCUTIL batch utility

The LGCUTIL batch utility allows you to pass commands to the LGC component.

All commands are passed to LGCUTIL within the <lgcutil> element (as described in lgcutil).

The following table lists the command elements that you can issue through the LGCUTIL utility.

Command elements for the LGCUTIL utility

Command	Description	Reference
create	Creates a new option set	create
deregister	Removes an object's registration entry from the LGC datastore	deregister
export	Exports products, solutions, or option sets to a sequential file	export
import	Imports option sets or product and solution definitions into the LGC datastore	import
list	Lists the registration information for one or more products or a DBC SSID or group	list
migrate	Migrates option sets to a new release Important Do not issue this command unless directed to do so by BMC Support.	migrate
register	Registers an object to the LGC datastore	register
rename	Renames one or more option sets.	rename
update	Updates option sets. Important Do not issue this command unless directed to do so by BMC Support.	update

In the description of the elements, the notation following the child elements indicate occurrence information.

The first number denotes the minimum occurrences of the element (0 indicates that the element is optional).
The second number denotes the maximum occurrences of the element (* means unlimited).

Descriptions of elements that are used within these elements are described in Supporting-elements.

The following figure shows an example of sending a command to LGCUTIL.

Example of sending a command to LGCUTIL

//LGCCROS JOB PAFR,&SYSUID,CLASS=Q,MSGCLASS=X,REGION=0M,
//    NOTIFY=&SYSUID,TIME=1444
//*ROUTE XEQ BMCPLX1
/*JOBPARM SYSAFF=DB2A
//*--------------------------------------------------
//* Example: Create a new option set
//*--------------------------------------------------
//LGC    EXEC PGM=LGCUTIL
//STEPLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN=LGC.LOAD
//LGCUTLPR DD SYSOUT=*
//LGCUTLER DD SYSOUT=*
//STDIN    DD *
<lgcutil version="1010">
   <create>
     <optionset>
       <prodcode>DOM</prodcode>
       <prodvrsn>1010</prodvrsn>
       <name>MSM$OPT8</name>
       <description>New option set</description>
     </optionset>
   </create>
</lgcutil>

Using the LGCUTIL batch utility

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