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regsw—Registering Software

The regsw command lets you:

This command has the following format:

regsw 	{item=item_name 
version=item_version 
[basedonitem=baseproduct basedonversion=baseversion] path=sourcepath 
[comment=comment] 
[supplier=supplier]
[procedures=procedurelistname]} 
[nochecksum]
basedonitem

Specifies the product name of the original item on which this new item is based.

basedonversion

Specifies the version of the base product.

comment

Specifies a comment about this item version.

item

Specifies the name of the new item.

noChecksum

If this optional parameter is coded, there is no integrity checking by checksum.

By default, if a package is defined by "regsw", the checksum control is enabled. If the checksum control must be disabled, this parameter must be coded.

In verbose mode, you are asked to enter "Yes" or "No" for the "NoChecksum" parameter. Enter "Yes" to set the parameter, "No" to disable the parameter.

The verbose default for this parameter is "No", that is, the checksum control is enabled.

path

Specifies the directory on the manager that holds the image of the item being registered.

If "sourcepath" refers to a mapped drive, this drive must be accessible to the SD service.

procedures

This parameter specifies the name of a file that defines the embedded procedures of the item to be registered.

SD must have access to this file.

The procedures are defined by regproc commands.

For the contents of this file the following holds:

If the procedures parameter is coded, the product is automatically sealed after a successful registration, otherwise it remains unsealed for further processing.

supplier

Specifies the supplier of the item.

version

Specifies the version of the item.