13.18 Creating a parameter file

A parameter file is used to specify the information (about, for example, the package to be distributed and the distribution destination) required to execute a command. The information is called a tag. In a parameter file, you must write the tags required by the type of command to be executed.

Organization of this section

• 13.18.1 Types of tags

• 13.18.2 Format of parameter file

• 13.18.3 How to specify tags

• 13.18.4 FILE_COLLECTION (specifying the file to be collected)

• 13.18.5 FILE_PROPERTIES (restoring the file access permission)

• 13.18.6 INSTALLATION_METHOD (specifying the installation mode)

• 13.18.7 JOB_ATTRIBUTE (setting job attributes)

• 13.18.8 JOB_CLIENT_CONTROL (specifying client control)

• 13.18.9 JOB_DESTINATION (specifying the job destination)

• 13.18.10 JOB_DESTINATION_ID (specifying an ID group)

• 13.18.11 JOB_SCHEDULE (specifying a job schedule)

• 13.18.12 JOB_SPLIT_DELIVERY (specifying the split package distribution)

• 13.18.13 OPTION (specifying options)

• 13.18.14 PACKAGING_INFORMATION (setting package attribute information)

• 13.18.15 PACKAGING_SOURCE (specifying the file to be packaged)

• 13.18.16 SCHEDULE (specifying the schedule of remote installation)

• 13.18.17 SOFTWARE_CONDITIONS (specifying a package condition)

• 13.18.18 INSTALLSOFTWARE_CONDITIONS (specifying a software condition)

• 13.18.19 SYSTEM_CONDITIONS (specifying a system condition)

• 13.18.20 USER_PROGRAM_INSTALLATION_CONDITIONS (specifying external programs)

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