Windchill System Administrator's Guide

Viewing xconfmanager Help
--undefine Resets the specified properties such that their values
will be null (instead of an empty string) when read
through a java.util.Properties instance.
is a comma-separated list of
property names.
-v Turns on verbose console output, which shows full
exception stack traces.
-V Turns on debug verbose console output. This option
shows full exception stack traces and additional
information.
Note: The xconfmanager executes the -s, --reset, and --undefine parameters in
the order that they are specified in the command. This means that if the same
property is set in multiple parameters, the last setting is used.
The xconfmanager always executes the -p parameter after all specified -s, --reset,
and --undefine parameters. This is done so that all parameter settings are included
in the propagation.
The xconfmanager always executes the -d parameter after all specified -s, --reset,
--undefine, and -p parameters. This is done so that the descriptions returned
include all of the parameter settings made on the command.
Use the -h or --help parameter on the xconfmanager command to list the
xconfmanager command syntax and provides a description of each parameter.
Setting Property Values and Propagating Your Changes
The xconfmanager utility provides options that allow you to manage the
properties in a Windchill property file as follows. You can:
• Set a property value to specific value by using the -s and -t options.
• Set a property value to the declared default value by using the --reset option.
• Set a property value to null (instead of an empty string) using the --undefine
option.
• Propagate the site changes stored in the site.xconf file to all affected property
files using the -p option.
Setting Specific Property Values
On the xconfmanager command, use the -s parameter to set a specific property
value and the -t parameter to set the target property file for the property setting. In
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