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Dear All
Looking for some advice on xconfmanager syntax
I am attempting to customise the participant list table as per the link below, I have added a Sub type to the Change task
The example in the support is
<Property name="wt.change2.changetask.MultipleParticipantsSelection" overridable="true" targetFile="codebase/wt.properties" value="custom.path.CustomSubChangeTask1,custom.path.CustomSubChangeTask2"/>
If the internal name for my new task is com.fortvale.DEALI assumed that to add the property the syntax should be
xconfmanager --add <Property name="wt.change2.changetask.MultipleParticipantsSelection" overridable="true" targetFile="codebase/wt.properties" value="com.fortvale.DEAL "/>
When run this command the error I get is "The syntax of the command is incorrect."
Could you please advise what the correct syntax
Searching in the wt.properties file I can not find an entry for the property "wt.change2.changetask.MultipleParticipantsSelection", do I need to add this property first.
I am on Windchill 11.2.1.4
Best Regards
David
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Hi David,
Before you add another value check to see if one already exists using -d (describe). Issue this command in a Windchill shell
xconfmanager -d wt.change2.changetask.MultipleParticipantsSelection
If none already exists then set an initial value using -s (set) and -t (target)
xconfmanager -s wt.change2.changetask.MultipleParticipantsSelection=com.fortvale.DEAL -t codebase/wt.properties
then force propagation
xconfmanager -pf
Hi David,
Before you add another value check to see if one already exists using -d (describe). Issue this command in a Windchill shell
xconfmanager -d wt.change2.changetask.MultipleParticipantsSelection
If none already exists then set an initial value using -s (set) and -t (target)
xconfmanager -s wt.change2.changetask.MultipleParticipantsSelection=com.fortvale.DEAL -t codebase/wt.properties
then force propagation
xconfmanager -pf
Hi Rhart
Just to confirm once I have created the initial value, I then need to set the required value
Dave