cmx_change_model (Change a Web system information model)
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Format
cmx_change_model [Common-arguments] -f configuration-change-definition-file
Function
This command changes (adds service units or hosts, or changes parameters in a batch) the Web system information model according to the contents of the configuration change definition file.
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Adding service units or hosts
This command adds service units or hosts defined in the configuration change definition file into the Web system information model. For hosts to be specified in the service unit, you can specify a new host and the host that is included in the Web system information model on Management Server.
Using the cmx_change_model command, you define hosts and logical servers corresponding to service units on Management Server. For details on the rules for specifying logical server names, see cmx_build_system.
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Changing parameters in a batch
This command changes parameters into the information of the configuration definition for the logical server that is specified in the configuration change definition file.
Arguments
- -f configuration-change-definition-file
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Specifies the path of the configuration change definition file.
Input examples
cmx_change_model -f MyWebSystemDef.xml
Return values
- 0:
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The command is terminated normally.
- 1:
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The command is terminated with a warning.
- 64:
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The command is terminated abnormally.
Notes
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If the schema version of the configuration change definition file that is specified in the -f option is earlier than the schema version of the Easy Setup definition file that is used for building the system, the operations might not function normally.
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If the schema version of the Easy Setup definition file used for building the system is earlier than the version 2.1, you specify the <host-ref> tag for the host definition in the configuration change definition file that is set in the -f option as follows:
- Value specified for the <host-ref> tag
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Value specified within the <operational-ip> tag of the host definition in the Easy Setup definition file that is used for building systems.