IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 124
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Table 11. Repos_copy command options (continued) Option -ooutfilename -ppassword -r* -rrelationshipName1[:relationshipName2] -sserverName -summary -uusername -v -vp -vr Description Exports the components in the repository to the specified package file. You must specify the name of the package file. If the file already exists then repos_copy prompts you to overwrite it or not. The output file is in .jar format, and contains the component definitions in XML format, as well as .java source files for components that have them. This option cannot be combined with the -i or -d options, nor can it export components in text formats. Repos_copy does not append the .jar extension, so you must specify it when specifying the name of the output file. Specifies the password for the user name supplied with the -u option. The password case-sensitive. If you do not specify this option then repos_copy prompts you for the password. This option is similar to the -r option; it allows you to import relationship definitions and not create the runtime schemas for any of them. Loads the named relationship definition(s) into the repository without creating its runtime schema. Specifies the name of the InterChange Server Express instance with which repos_copy should interface. The name is case-sensitive. If the server name is not specified, the tool prompts for a server name. This option prints a list of components in the server repository (they are identified as "artifacts" rather than as components in the output). The output is in XML format. You can combine this option with the -o option to print the output to a file rather than the console. Specifies the user name to log in to InterChange Server Express. If no user name is specified, repos_copy prompts for a user name. Prints the version number of the program that the repos_copy utility executes. This option validates a package file. The server validates packages against the repository and makes sure that the dependencies among the components in the package are resolved. If the validation is not successful, repos_copy prints a list of the missing dependencies. This option does not make any changes to the repository; it just validates the package file. When using the -vp option you must also use the -i option to specify the package file to be validated. This option validates the repository. The output message indicates whether the validation is successful or not. If the validation is not successful, repos_copy prints a list of the missing dependencies. 112 IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server Express and Express Plus: System Implementation Guide
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