dds-user-defaults

dds-user-defaults
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Name

dds-user-defaults — get and set global DDS options UNIX/Linux/OSX

Synopsis

Description

The dds-user-defaults command can be used to get and set global DDS options. It also can be used to get different static settings, related to the current deployment.

Options

-h, --help: Shows usage options.
-v, --version: Shows version information.
-V, --verbose: Causes the command to verbose additional information and error messages.
-p, --path: Shows default DDS user defaults config file path.
-d, --default: Generates a default DDS configuration file.
-f, --force: If the destination file exists, removes it and creates a new file, without prompting for confirmation. Can only be used with the -d, --default options.
-c, --config arg: This options can be used together with other options to specify non-default location of the DDS configuration file. By default the command uses ~/.DDS/DDS.cfg.
-s, --session arg: Use the specified DDS Session ID instead of a default one.
--ignore-default-sid: Force to ignore a default sid.
--default-session-id: Show the current default session ID.
--default-session-id-file: Show the full path of the default session ID file.
--key arg: Gets a value for the given key from the DDS user defaults.
--wrkpkg: Shows the full path of the worker package. The path must be evaluated before use.
--wrkscript: Shows the full path of the worker script. The path must be evaluated before use.
--rms-sandbox-dir: Shows the full path of the RMS sandbox directory. It returns server.sandbox_dir if it is not empty, otherwise server.work_dir is returned. The path must be evaluated before use.
--user-env-script: Shows the full path of user's environment script for workers (if present). The path must be evaluated before use.
--server-info-file: Shows the full path of the DDS server info file. The path must be evaluated before use.

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