configuration import (SAP CC 4.1 Config Tool)

configuration import

Definition

To import a large set of SAP CC system parameters into the database

Command Usage

Syntax

MS Windows: config.bat configuration import <FROM_FILE_PATH>

UNIX and Linux: ./config.sh configuration import <FROM_FILE_PATH>

Command Arguments

Name	Definition
`<FROM_FILE_PATH>`	The name and the path of the file that contains the new configuration of the SAP CC system

Detailed Information

The import command manages a large set of SAP CC system parameters that are configured in a customized file.

Config Tool connects to the back-end database system (SAP CC Core Database) that relates to your SAP CC Core Server system.
The user interface retrieves the parameter values from the database and verifies the new values. Refer to the SAP CC System Parameter Reference for more information about the parameter constraints of an SAP CC Core Server system.
Config Tool stores these parameters into the back-end database system.

Caution

The import command will change the parameter values stored in the back-end database system (SAP CC Core Database). There is no undo command. SAP SE recommends that you first export the parameters to a backup file that can be used to restore the SAP CC system.

Prerequisites

You have prepared your file by using previously the export command to have a recent version of the parameters.
You know the types of instances that must be restarted in the SAP CC Core Server system.

File Format

The file format is XML. The root XML element is <clusterConfig>. It may include a sequence of nested elements (<instanceConfiguration>) for each type of instances in an SAP CC system. The name attribute specifies the instance type. The possible name values are: rater, bulkLoader and so on.

Each <instanceConfiguration> element includes the new configuration value of a parameter for the SAP CC system. You set up this configuration by using the nested element: <configParameter>. The name attribute specifies the technical name of the SAP CC system parameter and the value attribute specifies the new value of the system parameter. The values depend on each parameter. Refer to the SAP CC System Parameter Reference for more detailed information about the technical names of the SAP CC system parameters and about the possible parameter values.

Tip

Export the current settings of your SAP CC system for more technical information about the file format.

Example

<clusterConfig>

<instanceConfiguration name="rater">

<configParameter name="AUDIT_ACTIVATION" value="true"/>

..

</instanceConfiguration>

</clusterConfig>

Results

You can restart the SAP CC system or the necessary instances of the system to take the changes into account.

Caution

In a high-availability (HA) environment, you sequentially restart the rater instances available in an SAP CC system.

Use

You use the import command to change a list of parameters or to transport a list of parameters. Refer to your tasks and the corresponding procedures for an efficient daily work during the project implementation phase or during the production operation phase.

Authorization

You must have the Administrator role in your SAP CC user profile.

In Scope

Management of the configuration of the SAP CC system

export - To export SAP CC system parameters from the database to a file
import - To import a large set of SAP CC system parameters into the database
check - To check the SAP CC system parameters in the database
help - To display the help information about a particular command