1 Merge Configuration Files Introducing New Options
- 1.1 Command Line Options
- 1.2 Merged File Contents
- 1.3 Components

Merge Configuration Files Introducing New Options

The following figure illustrates the command line used to merge configuration options from infile.txt into outfile.txt.

In this example, UPIMERGE changes its default behavior, and introduces new values for the activity_monitoring and event_generation options by not commenting them out in the merged file.

upimerge -dest outfile.txt -source infile.txt -keep_nomatch yes

Command Line Options

The command line options used in this example are:

Option	Description

Option	Description
-dest	Name of a file used to store the result of the merge.
-source	Name of a file used as input to the merge. If this option is omitted, UPIMERGE assumes input is redirected via stdin.
-keep_nomatch	Controls merge behavior when an option in -dest has no match in -source.

Merged File Contents

The following table identifies the contents of outfile.txt after UPIMERGE completes.

The result is almost identical to the example shown in Merge Configuration Files Using Program Defaults. Executing UPIMERGE with -keep_nomatch set to yes enables the activity_monitoring and event_generation options in the output file.

Keyword	Value

Keyword	Value
installation_directory	"C:\Program Files\Universal\UCmdMgr"
message_level	info
port	7850
license_product	"UNIVERSAL COMMAND MANAGER"
license_customer	"STONEBRANCH, INC."
license_type	DEMO
license_expiration_date	2012.12.21
license_nt_servers	1
license_key	078B-E180-64E6-3016-EA20-0CF4-58F9-B301
activity_monitoring	yes
event_generation	*,x100

Components

Universal Products Install Merge