Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of Doc/SCDB/Usage


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Mar 2, 2007, 4:47:36 PM (17 years ago)
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    77== Getting Started ==
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    9 To know how to install a Quattor server with SCDB or how to migrate from CDB, refer to the specific page about [wiki:Doc/SCDB/Install SCDB installation].
     9To know how to install a Quattor server with SCDB or how to migrate from CDB, refer to the specific page about [wiki:Download/SCDB SCDB installation].
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    1111== Template Compilation ==
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    2222== Checking Compilation Results ==
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    24 When doing changes in configuration, this is often useful to check the resulting profiles before deploying. There is a small tool to help doing that, [source:SCDB/trunk/trunk/src/utils/profiles/compare_xml src/utils/profiles/compare_xml]. This tool is part of [source:SCDB/trunk SCDB base].
     24When doing changes in configuration, this is often useful to check the resulting profiles before deploying. There is a small tool to help doing that, [source:SCDB/trunk/src/utils/profiles/compare_xml src/utils/profiles/compare_xml]. This tool is part of [source:SCDB/trunk SCDB base].
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    2626To use this tool, before compiling your changes, you need to copy your current (or reference) `build` directory to something else, by example `build.saved` (default name used by the script). After the compilation, if you run the script without arguments, it will display the list of all profiles that have changed. You can inspect the changes (require a bit of knowledge of profile contents) using option `-v`. Or you can restrict the check to one specific profile with option `-p`. By example :