CORBA 2.6.1 Administration Guide

bye, exit, quit
Exits cfgmgt and returns to the OSS shell prompt.
{ bye | exit | quit }
cfgmgt
Starts cfgmgt, the configuration management tool. The -r option opens the configuration database for read only.
cfgmgt [-r]
dbcreate
Creates a database.
dbcreate [dbName]
dbName
is the name of the database to be created. The default is the name that the NSDOM_CFG_DBM environment variable specifies.
Note:
dbName must be a fully or partially qualified Guardian file name. If the volume or subvolume name is not specified, it
is the default volume or subvolume of the currently logged-on user. Note that, in a Guardian file name, the dollar
sign character
$ must be preceded by a backslash character \.
dbname
Returns or sets the name of the current database.
dbname [dbName]
dbName
is the name to which the current database is to be set. If dbName is not specified, dbname returns the name of the current database. See note.
dbremove
Dumps the current database to a text file.
dbremove [dbName]
dbName
is the name of the database to be removed. If dbName is not specified, dbremove removes the current database. See note.
dumpdb
Dumps the current database to a text file.
dumpdb filename
filename
is the name of the text file to which the current database is to be dumped.
Because
dumpdb generates a text file containing the current configuration settings, you can use the text file for these purposes:
To save (archive) a database
To compare databases (dump each one to a different file and then compare the files)
To edit or modify the current system settings and reload them
To transport the database configuration to another system
entities
Lists all the entities in the current database.
entities
cfgmgt traverses the entire database in hash order. The entities are not listed in alphabetical order.
entity
Either adds a new entity to the current database or, for an existing entity in the current database, does one of the following:
Displays all of its keys and their values