CORBA 2.3.3 Administration Guide (NonStop CORBA 2.3.3+)

Displaying a Particular Entity
To display the entity whose name is entity-name, use this command:
entity entity-name
This command displays the entity's keys and their values. For example, the command
entity NS@ORB
could result in the output:
use_comm_server true
tcp_server true
fs_server true
tsmp_server true
server_class NS
Changing an Entity
To change an entity, type the entity name followed by an open brace. This command causes subsequent lines to
modify the entity. Each line contains a single key and its associated value. A closing brace terminates data entry.
When an input line contains a key that is the same as an existing key, the new value replaces the current value.
When an input line contains a new key, the new key and value are made part of the entity. For example, to change
the value of Fs_server for the entity displayed in the previous example, use this entity command:
entity NS@ORB {
Fs_server false }
To remove a key and value from an entity, use the entitydeletekey command. For example, to delete the
key use_comm_server and its value from the NS@ORB entity, use this command:
entitydeletekey NS@ORB use_comm_server
Adding an Entity
To add an entity to the configuration database, use the first technique described in Changing an Entity. When you
use a new entity name, the subsequent keys and values define that entity. For example, the following entity
command would create a new entity named tcp_client@ORB:
entity tcp_client@ORB {
tsmp_client false
Fs_client false }
Deleting an Entity
To delete an entity (along with its keys and values) from the configuration database, use the entitydelete
command. For example, to delete an entity named app_profile@ORB, use this command:
entitydelete app_profile@ORB
Exiting cfgmgt
When you are finished using cfgmgt, return to the OSS command prompt by entering one of the following
commands:
bye●