ssocolconf
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Format
- To create a user resource configuration file:
ssocolconf {-C | -SJIS | -EUC | -UTF8} -s user-resource-definition-file-name -o output-destination-directory-name [-r]- To output the contents of a user resource configuration file:
ssocolconf -p file-name [-g user-resource-configuration-file-name]
Function
The ssocolconf command analyzes the contents of a user resource definition file and creates a user resource configuration file.
Options
{-C | -SJIS | -EUC | -UTF8}
Specifies the language code in which the user resource definition file was created. Specify an appropriate language code. If a multi-byte code is contained in a definition such as rsc_label_j in the user resource definition file, specify the -SJIS, -EUC, or -UTF8 option.
-s user-resource-definition-file-name
Analyzes the contents of the specified definition file and creates a user resource configuration file. Specify the definition file by its absolute path.
-o output-destination-directory-name
Specifies the name of the directory to which you want to output a user resource configuration file. The name of the user resource configuration file to be output is a character string obtained by converting the category name to lower-case characters.
-r
Creates a user resource configuration file in the user resource configuration file storage directory of SSO in addition to the output destination specified for the -o option. For details about the user resource configuration file storage directory, see 2.3.2 User resource definition. The name of the user resource configuration file to be created is a character string obtained by converting the category name to lower-case characters.
-p file-name
Creates a user resource definition file from the user resource configuration file contained in the directory that stores the resource settings file for SSO, and outputs it to the specified file.
-g user-resource-configuration-file-name
Specifies the file name of the file that you want to read from the user resource configuration file storage directory when you create a user resource definition file. Specify this option together with the -p option. If you omit this option, user is assumed as the file name.
Return values
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0 |
Normal termination |
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-1 |
Execution error such as incorrect arguments |
Notes
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If the disk becomes full while the user resource definition file is being output as specified by the -p option, only part of the data is saved in the file (no error message is output). Before outputting the user resource definition file to a file, verify that the disk has sufficient free space.
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Specify options in the order of the above descriptions.
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Do not store files other than user resource configuration files in the user resource configuration file storage directory (in Linux: $SSO_CONF/rsc, in Windows: $SSO_CONF\sso\rsc). If you store files (such as a user resource definition file or other work files) other than user resource configuration files in the user resource configuration file storage directory, the ssocolmng daemon process might incorrectly occupy the CPU or consume memory unnecessarily.
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For details about how to add, change, or delete a user resource definition, see 2.3.2 User resource definition.