Ignite-UX Custom Configuration files

Listing the name of the default cfg clause in an INDEX file
This form of the manage_index command enables you to see which cfg clause is the current
default cfg clause:
manage_index -l -o [-v] [-i index
_filename]
For example:
$ cat INDEX
...
cfg "testing" {
description "testing clause"
"/var/tmp/config_c"
"/opt/ignite/data/Rel_B.11.11/config"
"/var/tmp/config_a"
}
cfg "testing two" {
description "testing clause"
"/var/tmp/config_c"
"/opt/ignite/data/Rel_B.11.11/config"
"/var/tmp/config_a"
}=TRUE
$ manage_index -l -o -i /var/tmp/INDEX
Default config clause is "testing two"
in index file: /var/tmp/INDEX
Renaming a cfg clause in an INDEX file
The following form of manage_index enables you to rename a cfg clause. (This may be useful
when you need to swap two clauses.)
manage_index -m old_clause_name -c new_clause_name [-p] [-v]
[-i index_filename]
The following example swaps two cfg clauses:
$ manage_index -l -i /var/tmp/INDEX
testing
testing two
$ manage_index -m "testing two" -c "t two" -i /var/tmp/INDEX
$ manage_index -l -i /var/tmp/INDEX
testing
t two
$ manage_index -m "testing" -c "testing two" -i /var/tmp/INDEX
$ manage_index -l -i /var/tmp/INDEX
testing two
t two
$ manage_index -m "t two" -c "testing" -i /var/tmp/INDEX
$ manage_index -l -i /var/tmp/INDEX
testing two
testing
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