caspcupg

Updates a resource definition file.

Syntax:

caspcupg [/res-name]
         [/dp=resource-defn-path]
         [/s(sit,fs-server-id)]
         [/f(group,fs-server-id)]
         [/o]
         [/uuserid]
         [/ppassword]
         [/sparameter]
         [/ssparameter]
         [/bpath]
         [/t=]
         [/td]
         [/z]
         [/x]

Parameters:

/r`es-name`	Name of the enterprise server. Defaults to ESDEMO
/dp=`resource-defn-path`	Resource Definition Path.
/s(`sit`,`fs-server-id`)	Set FCT FSID in SIT and groups in startup list
or:
/f(`group`, `fs-server-id`)	Set FCT FSID in `group`.
/o	Force upgrade of non-DFH-supplied resources.
/u`userid`	User ID for updates
/p`password`	Password for updates
/s`parameter`	Set FCT start-open to `parameter`., which must be "Y" or "N"
/ss`parameter`	Set security on or off. `parameter` is + for on, or - for off
/b`path`	Optional. Path to location to create backup file.
/t=	Set Termtype Device properties = Mapping properties
/td	Allow Termtype Device properties to differ from Mapping properties
/z	Reset blank PCT security keys to default value
/x	Quiet mode

Dependencies:

You must have started the enterprise server before you can issue a cascugp command.

Comments:

The /s and /f options are alternatives and are mutually exclusive.

On UNIX you can use a dash (-) before a parameter as an alternative to a forward slash (/).

If a path or filename contains spaces, it should be enclosed in quotation marks. For example, "e:\dev mto\files".