cdr remove onconfig
The cdr remove onconfig command removes the specified value from a configuration parameter in the ONCONFIG file.
Syntax
>>-cdr remove onconfig--“--parameter name--value--“------------><
| Element | Purpose | Restrictions | Syntax |
|---|---|---|---|
| parameter name | The name of the configuration parameter from which to remove the value. | Not all configuration parameters can be changed
with this command. Only the following parameters can be changed:
|
|
| value | The value of the configuration parameter to remove. | Must be an existing value of the configuration parameter. | Follows the syntax rules for the specific configuration parameter. |
Usage
Use the cdr remove onconfig command to replace the existing value of an Enterprise Replication configuration parameter with a new value in the ONCONFIG file. You can set environment variables by using the CDR_ENV configuration parameter.
You can run this command from within an SQL statement by using the SQL administration API.
Examples
Suppose
the ENCRYPT_MAC configuration parameter is set to allow medium and
high encryption levels, so that it appears in the ONCONFIG file as: ENCRYPT_MAC
medium,high. The following command removes the medium encryption
level and retains only the high encryption level:
cdr remove onconfig "ENCRYPT_MAC medium"Suppose the CDR_SITES_92X environment variable specifies the cdrIDs of 3, 4, and 5, so that it appears in the ONCONFIG file as: CDR_ENV CDR_SITES_92X=3,4,5. The following command removes the cdrID of 3 from the list of supported version 9.2x servers:
cdr remove onconfig "CDR_ENV CDR_SITES_92X=3"