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Chapter 6. Using repos_copy Repos_copy is a command line interface for working with integration components and InterChange Server Express repositories. It allows you to deploy a package-a collection of integration components-to a server repository, or to export components from the repository to a package. To run repos_copy, enter the command in an MS-DOS command prompt window. The ProductDir/bin directory, where the utility resides, should be in your path as a result of installation. Note: The repos_copy output file contains encrypted passwords for relationships and connector applications. If you try to edit the output file and change these passwords, repos_copy will not work. Important: When repos_copy deploys components to the repository, it deploys them to the repository only. It does not deploy them to any in-memory tables of business object definitions. For instance, connectors load business object definitions from the repository into their memory space when they start. If you deploy a business object definition to the repository to update it, you must restart the connector agent so that it loads the modified business object definition into memory. You must therefore stop and restart InterChange Server Express and components that load definitions into memory for them to load recently deployed components. This chapter has the following sections: v "Repos_copy syntax" on page 109 v "Repos_copy usage scenarios" on page 113 v "Locale for repos_copy files" on page 119 For more information about backing up the system, see the System Administration Guide. Repos_copy syntax Table 11 on page 110 describes the options of repos_copy and their arguments, and shows the correct case usage for the options and the lack of spacing between the option and its argument. The syntax shows that the options between curly braces ({}) represent a set of options that are required. If you do not specify the -u, -p, -i, -o, or -s options at the command line, then repos_copy prompts you for them. If you do not specify them when prompted, repos_copy does not execute. Options enclosed in brackets ([]) are optional. repos_copy [-sserverName][-uusername][-ppassword] {-i[filename1][-rrelationshipName[relationshipName2]][[-k][-ai|-ar|-arp] [-xcompilePackage][-vp|-vr]} {-o[outfilename[[-fEntityFile][-eEntityType:Entity1[+EntityType:Entity2][+...]] [-deep][-summary]} {[-d]|[-doEntityType:Entity[+EntityType:Entity2][+...]| [-dfoEntityType:Entity[+EntityType:Entity2][+...]} {-v} {-vr} © Copyright IBM Corp. 2001, 2004 109