cdb.rsrc.ci (Sun N1 Service Provisioning System 5.2 Command-Line Interface Reference Manual)

Sun N1 Service Provisioning System 5.2 Command-Line Interface Reference Manual

cdb.rsrc.ci

Use the cdb.rsrc.ci command to check in certain components and their source objects. You will need to use this command in the following scenarios.

You need to check in a browsable component (for example: file or Weblogic EJB)

If you want to check in a non-browsable component, use the cdb.c.ci command. For a description of the command and its arguments, see cdb.c.ci.
You need to check in source objects for a simple component.
You need to check in the referenced components of a browsable, composite component.

Each invocation of the cdb.rsrc.ci command is considered a “check-in job,” and can be managed with the CLI commands for managing check-in jobs. For example, to determine which cdb.rsrc.ci commands are running, you can run the cdb.cj.la command, which lists all the current check-in jobs. You can also pass compCheckInID value returned by cdb.rsrc.ci as an argument to cdb.cj.lo to get status information about a specific check-in job.

Table 3–39 Arguments and Result for the cdb.rsrc.ci Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
src	Required	String	The local file/directory being checked in
dst	Required	String	Which component name to check in as
type	Required	String	The type of the component
platform	Optional	HostSetID	The platform of the component
desc	Optional	String	A description of the component
major	Optional	Boolean	Whether the version increment should be major or minor, default false
config	Optional	Boolean	Whether the component is a config file; the default is false
hidePrev	Optional	Boolean	Whether to hide the latest component; the default is true
includeOwners	Optional	Boolean	Whether to include owner information; the default is true
includeGroups	Optional	Boolean	Whether to include group information; the default is true
addTo	Optional	Boolean	Whether the files being checked in should be added to the existing files to create a new version of the component, instead of completely replacing the existing files to create a new component
hostID	Optional	HostID	The ID of the local host
redun	Optional	Boolean	Whether redundancy checking should apply; the default is true
pickerName	Optional	String	The name of the component picker to use (defaults to null for the default picker).
extraOpts	Optional	Hashtable	Names and values for any additional options for the type. `config`, `includeOwners`, `includeGroups`, `addTo`, and `redun` cannot be specified using the `extraOpts` argument. Instead, use the command-line equivalent options described in this table to specify these values. One example of an `extraOpts` parameter is `descriptorPath`. This parameter enables you to specify the path to the resource descriptor file that you plan to reference when checking in files. For more information, see Chapter 5, Resource Descriptor Schema, in Sun N1 Service Provisioning System 5.2 XML Schema Reference Guide.
result		CompCheckInID	The ID for this component check in job.