Updating an IoT Domain Group
Update an IoT domain group for your Internet of Things (IoT).
- Use the update option to update the value of an existing IoT domain group option. When you update an existing option applied to a domain group, you change only the value you do not add a new value to the domain group. - Use the oci iot domain-group update command, the required parameter, and add any option to change the value of any options applied to an IoT domain group: - oci iot domain-group update --iot-domain-group-id <iot-domain-group-OCID>- Depending on what you want to update, you can use any of the following optional parameters to update an IoT domain group's description, free form tags, defined tags, or a display name. You can only update an existing option: - Use this command to update a domain group's description, replace - updated-descriptionwith an updated description for your domain group:- oci iot domain-group update --iot-domain-group-id <iot-domain-group-OCID> --description <updated-description>- Use this command to update a domain group's free form tags. For more information, see Understanding Free-form Tags. - oci iot domain-group update --iot-domain-group-id <iot-domain-group-OCID> --freeform-tags- Use this command to update a domain group's defined tags. For more information, see Working with Defined Tags. - oci iot domain-group update --iot-domain-group-id <iot-domain-group-OCID> --defined-tags- Use this command to update a domain group's display name, replace - updated-display-namewith an updated display name:- oci iot domain-group update --iot-domain-group-id <iot-domain-group-OCID> --display-name <updated-display-name>- For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see CLI Command Reference. 
- Run the UpdateIotDomainGroup operation to update a domain group. - When you update an existing option applied to a domain group, you change only the value you do not add a new value to the domain group. 
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