The response file for a PIF product contains records that assign values to parameters. On the target computer, you can create a response file interactively, using the Installer command lsm with the -a option. This command runs the installation dialogs and creates the response file using the values entered; the PIF product is not installed.
The parameter value assignments may have the following syntax formats:
The value on the right side of the equation is directly assigned to $parameter (static assignment).
Example:
INSTALLDIR=/opt/CA/installpath ;
The command is executed, and the output of the command is assigned to $parameter (dynamic assignment). The command must be enclosed in backticks (`). (Note that these are not single-quotes.)
Example:
SYSTEMNAME=`uname -n`
Comment lines in a response file must begin with the hash sign (#).
If parameters have a description assigned in the Default section of the prototype file (#parameter keyword), this description is automatically added to the response file.
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