Performing batch processing from a command line

You can use ConfigManager.exe from a Command Line Interface (CLI) to create, copy, and delete Mongoose configurations. To execute more than one command line utility at a time, you can use batch processing. Batch processing prevents repeated loading of Mongoose configurations.

Note: This operation, performed from a CLI, is intended primarily for system administrators working with customers in a cloud environment. Customers working in an on-premises installation environment can use the Configuration Manager utility to accomplish the same ends.

Syntax

Use this command line syntax as a string, for example:

ConfigManager.exe -BATCH: -1st CLIcommandAndSwitches -2nd
          CLIcommandAndSwitches...

where CLIcommandAndSwitches is a CLI command with any associated switches.

See the examples.

Alternately, use this command line syntax that uses a batch TXT file to script the commands and switches:

ConfigManager.exe -BATCHFILE:fileName.txt

where fileName is the filename of the batch file.

Examples

This example is for the CLI used in a string:

ConfigManager.exe -BATCH: -U:SCM -service:event -config:MG-OH -mode:edit -sleep:10 -maxthreads:10 -U:CACHE -g:MyConfigGroup -U:HEALTH -service:REPL -json

If used, the batch file is a TXT file that contains a script similar to this example:

-U:SCM -service:event
        -config:MG-OH -mode:edit -sleep:10 -maxthreads:10 -U:HEALTH -service:REPL -json -U:CACHE
        -g:MyConfigGroup