Getting the equivalent dsconfig
non-interactive mode command
Find the command you want to use in non-interactive command-line mode by looking it up in interactive mode.
Steps
-
Use
dsconfig
in interactive mode to make changes to a configuration, but do not enter the letterf
to apply the changes. -
To view the equivalent non-interactive command, enter
d
. -
View the equivalent command, and then press Enter to continue.
Based on an example in the previous section, changes made to the db-cache-percent
returns the following message.
Command line to apply pending changes to this Local DB Backend: dsconfig set-backend-prop --backend-name userRoot --set db-cache-percent:40
The command does not contain the LDAP connection parameters required for the tool to connect to the host because the command is presumed to be used to connect to a different remote host.