Creating a parameter file

A parameter file codes the information (the package to be distributed, destination information, and so forth), which is referred to as a tag. The tag is necessary for the execution of a command. Depending on the type of the command to be executed, you need to code appropriate tags in a parameter file.

Organization of this section: 4.26.1 Types of tags; 4.26.2 Parameter file format; 4.26.3 Tag specification method; 4.26.4 FILE_COLLECTION (specifying files to be collected); 4.26.5 FILE_PROPERTIES (specifying the restoration of file access authority); 4.26.6 INSTALLATION_METHOD (specifying an installation mode); 4.26.7 JOB_ATTRIBUTE (specifying job attributes); 4.26.8 JOB_CLIENT_CONTROL (specifying the client control); 4.26.9 JOB_DESTINATION (specifying a job destination); 4.26.10 JOB_DESTINATION_ID (specifying an ID); 4.26.11 JOB_SCHEDULE (specifying a job schedule); 4.26.12 JOB_SPLIT_DELIVERY (specifying split distribution of a package); 4.26.13 OPTION (specifying an option); 4.26.14 OUTPUT_CONSTRAINTS (specifying the output information); 4.26.15 PACKAGING_INFORMATION (specifying package attribute information); 4.26.16 PACKAGING_SOURCE (specifying the file to be packaged); 4.26.17 SCHEDULE (specifying a remote installation schedule); 4.26.18 SCRIPTS (specifying an installation script); 4.26.19 SOFTWARE_CONDITIONS (specifying software conditions); 4.26.20 SYSTEM_CONDITIONS (specifying system conditions); 4.26.21 USER_PROGRAM_INSTALLATION_CONDITIONS (specifying an external program)

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4.26 Creating a parameter file