Importing Profiles from the Command Line |
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Importing Profiles from the Command Line |
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The Profile Import utility provides a simple way for you to import PROIV profile objects from a directory containing JSON files, from the same or a different machine. Refer JSON Export and Character Encodings other than UTF-8 for additional information.
When you run the Import utility from the command line, the selected PROIV objects such as Operators and/or Projects are imported into your PROIV environment.
The following files can be imported:
· PROIV Operators, these files will have a .p4op extension and will contain all operator related data.
· PROIV Projects, these files will have a .p4pr extension and contain all project related data.
To import, simply execute the runproiv script in UNIX with the following parameters:
./runproiv.sh /proivhome/config/decvt100.properties %%% %%% projects myimportedresults.txt /proivhome/boots/Jsonimport import 2>&1 > runproiv.log
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Config File |
The location of the configuration file you will use to launch the PROIV session. Command line execution must use a non gui character based terminal type. |
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PROIV Company Division |
Must be %%% to successfully execute this functionality. This operator is included as part of the standard distribution. |
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PROIV Operator |
Must be %%% to successfully execute this functionality. This operator is included as part of the standard distribution. |
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Profile Type |
This will be "operators" or "projects". |
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Results File |
Output of the results (including any exceptions). This file will reside in the boots folder if no path is specified |
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Import Folder Location |
This is the folder where the individual json files (.p4op/.p4pr) will reside. |
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Action Type |
For imports, this must be "import". |
1. Reserved PROIV operator %%%% must be present in your PROIV environment.
Topic ID: 500804