7.4.6. Configuration support

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Update a supported configuration.

Merge current configuration with a file (using settings file).

The following parameters are available:

• <cf or cfu file name>. Name of the file with configuration to be merged (.cf file) or with the configuration update file (.cfu file).
• -Settings <settings file name>. Allows you to specify the configuration merging settings file name. See article A file of merge settings for merge settings file format and description.
• -IncludeObjectsByUnresolvedRefs. If merge settings contain the objects that are not included in the list of merged ones and absent not in the main configuration, but referenced from objects included in the list, then such objects are also marked for merging, and an attempt is made to continue the merging. Attempts are made until there are objects referencing the objects that are not included, or until the complete configuration is selected. Similar to Mark All for Merging button in the window with unresolved references, repeating of attempts only.
• -ClearUnresolvedRefs. References to objects, not included in the list of merged objects, are cleared. Similar to Continue button in the window with unresolved references.
• -DumpListOfTwiceChangedProperties. Output a list of the properties changed two times to a service message file.
• -force. Perform merging if there are:
  • Warnings of deleted objects referenced in the objects not included in the merging (such objects will be excluded from the merging).
  • Warnings of the properties, that have been changed twice and for which the merging mode has not been selected (such properties will be merged with default settings).
  • Objects that are restricted from changing by the support rules (such objects will be excluded from merging).
  • Settings applying warnings.

    The merging will be interrupted in the above cases, unless specified.

Warning of the properties that have been changed twice will be output to file for outputting the service messages, which are output to service messages file regardless of -force parameter.

Allows you to disable the configuration support. The following parameters are available:

• -disableSupport. Specifies the requirement to disable configuration support. The error is generated, if the parameter is absent.
• -force. Disable the configuration support event if the changes are restricted in configuration. The error is generated if the parameter is absent and if the attempt to disable the configuration support is made for the configuration, for which the changes are restricted in the support control interactive mode.

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