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Table, Repos_copy, command, options, continued
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Table 11. Repos_copy command options (continued) Option -eEntityType:Entity1[+EntityType:Entity2...] -fentityFile -ifilename -k -mode -ncencoding Description Exports one or more referenced first-class entities. A first-class entity is a business object, collaboration object, collaboration template, connector, database connection pool, map, or relationship. You identify the entity to load or unload by specifying one of the keywords in Table 12 on page 113. Follow the EntityType keyword with a colon (:) and the name of the entity. Use the "+" to specify more than one entity. When combined with the -o option, the -e option unloads the data to an output file. This option is similar to the -e option except that the names of the entities to be imported are stored in a file. The file should contain references to the entities, with the following conditions: v The entity names must follow after the proper entity type keyword. The entity types and their keywords are listed in Table 12 on page 113. v A colon must separate the entity type from the entity name. v There must be a new line separating each entity reference. When combined with the -o option, this option exports the components to a package. Deploys the specified package file to the repository. If you omit the input file name value, the command interactively prompts you to enter the name of the input file. The file can be a .jar file containing objects in XML format. The .jar files created by repos_copy or System Manager have a particular structure which must be maintained for any subsequent imports of such a file to be successful. You should not, therefore, ever modify an input file manually. Overrides the default behavior of repos_copy when it finds a Mercator map in the package file it is loading. By default, repos_copy exits if it encounters a Mercator map. If you use the -k option, repos_copy skips over any Mercator maps in the package file and proceeds with the deployment process. Returns the mode of the server. For more information about InterChange Server Express modes, see the Implementation Guide for WebSphere InterChange Server. For a list of valid character encodings, see the Java documentation about the String class. Chapter 6. Using repos_copy 111
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