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Chapter 7 Shunsaku File> 7.2 Creating and Deleting Shunsaku Files

7.2.3 Creating, Deleting and Changing Domains

The following diagram shows the procedure used to create a Domain, add a Shunsaku File to an existing Domain, or delete a Domain.

[Figure : Procedure for Adding a Shunsaku File to an existing Domain]

  1. When creating a Domain or adding a Shunsaku File to a Domain, determine the Shunsaku File to be associated with the Domain.
  2. When creating a Domain, assign a name to the Domain. That name is referred to as the Domain name.

    Specify a string of up to 32 characters as the Domain name.

    Only single-byte alphanumeric characters can be used.

  3. Edit the conductor environment file.

    To associate a Shunsaku File with a new Domain, add the Domain parameter.

    To delete a Domain, delete the Domain parameter.

    To change the information of an existing Domain, edit the Domain parameter.

    Add or edit the following execution parameter.

    Execution parameter name

    Meaning

    Domain

    Domain information

    By specifying the same Shunsaku File in different Domain parameters, it is possible to associate a single Shunsaku File with more than one Domain.

    Refer to A.2 Conductor Environment Files for more information on the execution parameters in the conductor environment file.
  4. To reflect Shunsaku File information on the conductor, execute the shunsyscfgedit command on the director server where the conductor is located.
    shunsyscfgedit -n Shunsaku system name

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