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Roger French
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9/17/2009 4:44 PM
    Hello,
    I can't find the syntax used in the XML when updating/reloading groups for users using the loadusers command.

    Does anyone know what it is? In the XML there is a line in the XML for a user which is stated (I think)  "UPDATE=TRUE". But, I don't know the exact syntax, and I can't find any documentation on it.
    This is AIX, with LSF9.0.0.5

    Anyone know what it is?

    Thanks in advance,
    Roger

    MattM
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    9/17/2009 4:54 PM
      You have it right as far as the xml syntax goes. Just change false to true. To get the file to actually update the user, there is a -o switch to "overwrite" which will update the user. No changes will be made to the user without it.
      Roger French
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      9/17/2009 5:20 PM
        Is the syntax something like this then to update the groups and the user record?





                  Name = "John Smith" Firstname = "Joe" LastName = "Smith"
               CheckLS = "NO" Role = "" Email = "rfrench5@gmail.com" Access = "N"
               Group = "Employee Self Serv" PortalAdmin = "Y" Addins = "DENY"
               PortalRole = "" ProductLine = ""/>

        MattM
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        9/17/2009 5:23 PM
          Didn't get your syntax... The command would be #loadusers -o -f
          Roger French
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          9/17/2009 5:28 PM
            sorry for some reason it's not coming through completely on here.. don't know why.

            Anyways...
            The "UPDATE=TRUE".. does it come on the header right after the
            Example
            ..
            ..>
            John Henley
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            10/3/2009 10:12 PM
              You need to post XML content as an attachment.
              Thanks for using the LawsonGuru.com forums!
              John
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