Importing configurations
To import a configuration, run the nco_confpack utility on the installation of Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus that contains the ObjectServer into which you want to import the configuration. You can import a configuration package into any V7.4 ObjectServer. You can import information from a configuration package into only one ObjectServer at a time.
The source and target ObjectServers can be on different installations of Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus. You can export the configuration from one installation, send it to an installation on another server, and import the configuration to an ObjectServer on that installation.
To import a configuration package, run the following command:
$NCHOME/omnibus/bin/nco_confpack -import -subcommand parameter, ...
In this command, -subcommand parameter can be any of the subcommands in the following table.
Subcommand | Property | Description |
---|---|---|
-force TRUE | FALSE | confpack.import.force TRUE | FALSE | By default, when importing a tool or stored procedure
that references an external file (such as a script) the file is included
during the import. If an identical file already exists, the existing
file is not overwritten. You can use the -force option to force an overwrite even if the referenced file already exists. Attention: Use the -force subcommand with
caution. Make sure your file system is backed up before importing
the configuration package.
The default is FALSE. |
-from string | confpack.import.from string | The source ObjectServer name, as indicated in the
configuration package from which you are importing configuration objects. Note: If
the configuration package contains information for only one ObjectServer,
you do not need to use this subcommand. If the configuration package
contains information for multiple ObjectServers, this subcommand is
required.
The default is ''. |
-memstoredatadirectory OSname:string, OSname2:string, ... |
objectserver.OSname.memstoredatadirectory string |
Specifies
an alternative database directory for each ObjectServer, where:
You can have multiple entries
in the same properties file for different ObjectServers. For example:
Note: On Windows, if you want to specify a path that
includes a drive letter, do not omit the OSName value
because the drive letter will be interpreted as an ObjectServer name.
For example, specifying -memstoredatadirectory C:\MyDir causes
C to be interpreted as the ObjectServer name.
|
-nowarn TRUE | FALSE | confpack.import.nowarn TRUE | FALSE | Suppresses warning messages. Note: If you use stdin
to import the configuration package, you must enable this option.
The default is FALSE. |
-package string | confpack.package.name string | Name of the configuration package. The default is stdin. |
-password string | objectserver.OSname.password string | Login password for the ObjectServer. The default password is ''. |
-propsfile string | N/A | Specifies the nco_confpack properties
file. You can use the properties file instead of entering individual
subcommands on the command line. The default properties file is $NCHOME/omnibus/etc/nco_confpack.props. |
-select string | confpack.import.select string | Specifies a file containing a subset of objects
to be extracted from the package and imported into the ObjectServer. Create the file by using the -list command-line option. Edit the file to remove all entries except for the ones that you want to import into the ObjectServer. The default is ''. |
-server OSname | confpack.omnibus.servers OSname | The ObjectServer into which you are importing configuration
objects. You can only import data into an ObjectServer that is running
on the local machine. The default ObjectServer is NCOMS. |
-timeoutOSname:string, OSname2:string,... |
objectserver.OSname.timeout string |
Specifies the time, in milliseconds, that the utility waits for a response from the ObjectServer, where OSname is the name of the ObjectServer, and string is the amount of time. The default time is 6000 milliseconds (one minute). |
-user string | objectserver.OSname.user string | Login user name for the ObjectServer. The default user name is the current operating system user. |