cdmtParse(CDMT)

cdmtParse -- create the SSO databases from the CDMT input files

Syntax

cdmtParse [-f] [-config filename] [-inputDir directory] [-prd *.prd files]
[-cmpnt *.cmpnt files] [*.prd files]

Description

cdmtParse creates the Software Storage Object (SSO) databases from the CDMT input files (*.prd, *.cmpnt, and *.pkg) and places them in $CDMT_DIR/sso.

By default, cdmtParse expects all CDMT input files to be located in the $CDMT_DIR/input directory. cdmtParse loads all *.prd files into $CDMT_DIR/input; *.prd files reference the *.cmpnt and *.pkg files. If the pathname referencing the *.cmpnt and *.pkg files is not absolute, cdmtParse prepends $CDMT_DIR/input to the pathname.

Set the CDMT_DIR environment variable to your working directory.

By default, cdmtParse reads the $CDMT_DIR/cdmt.config file, if it exists, for additional configuration information. See cdmt.config(CDMT).

cdmtParse accepts the following options:

-f: do not prompt user when removing previous files and directories
-config filename: read the specified configuration filename, instead of the default $CDMT_DIR/cdmt.config file
-inputDir directory: search the specified directory, instead of the default $CDMT_DIR/input directory, for *.prd files
-prd *.prd files: reparse only the specified *.prd files, instead of reparsing all the CDMT input files
-cmpnt *.cmpnt files: reparse only the specified *.cmpnt files, instead of reparsing all the CDMT input files
*.prd files: read the specified *.prd files, instead of the *.prd files in the $CDMT_DIR/input directory

Exit values

If execution was successful, cdmtParse exits with a value of 0. If execution failed, cdmtParse exits with a non-zero number.

Files

/usr/bin/cdmtParse

Standards conformance