3.6 Function for obtaining a list of settings
Performance Management can output varieties of settings for each host to files at one time. Such settings include the operation settings of each host (contents of the start information files) and the service-specific property settings.
This function can be used for the following purposes:
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Leaving evidence of environment settings
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Confirming that no mistake exists in new settings by comparing the old and new settings when you change multiple settings for one host
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Confirming that the differences in the settings of multiple hosts are adequate
Note that you need a commercially-available difference comparison tool to compare files (to extract differences).
Use the jpcparamdump command to output settings to a file. When you execute the command on the target host, the settings of the Performance Management programs installed on that host are output to a text file.
For details about how to use the jpcparamdump command and the contents of the output, see the chapter and the appendix that describe the commands in the manual JP1/Performance Management Reference.