member config command
The member config command applies the specified common configuration type from the grid to the specified member type on the current node. If the grid is not available, the command uses the imported configuration.
Usage notes
When you run this command, the configuration of the system is recorded before and after you run the command. The configuration information is saved in the install_dir\Members\logs directory.
Important: The configuration information includes user information,
but this information is intended mainly for troubleshooting and not
security auditing.
Environment
- Windows 2008
- Linux
Authorization
Administrative user
Syntax
execute member config <member type> <configuration type> [<catalog_host> <catalog_port>] [--filesystem | -f]Option descriptions
- member type
- One or all of the four member types:
- catalog
- container
- operational
- informational
- all
- configuration type
- One or all of the three following configuration types:
- datasource
- grid
- fabric
- all
fabric_endpoint and sys_config are not valid configuration types for this command.
- catalog_host
- The host name of the catalog member from which you are pulling configuration data. Use this parameter if you have a cluster installation that includes more than one catalog member.
- catalog_port
- The port of the catalog member from which you are pulling configuration data. Use this parameter if you have a cluster installation that includes more than one catalog member.
- [--filesystem | -f]
- Indicates that you are pulling configuration data from the file system.
Examples
- Example: Applying a particular configuration to a particular member.
- This command applies the data source configuration to the container
member on the current node. This configuration comes from the file
system.
execute member config container datasource -f