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MOD_RANGE

swadm command

Syntax

swadm MOD_RANGE Port_range_ID [-m Range_mode] [-p Port_range_start]

                [-r RPC_range_start] [-s Range_size]

Description

This command modifies one or more values for an existing port range. The port range record in the port_range_conf table is updated.

You cannot use this command if the port range you want to modify is currently in use. For example, if any of the ports within the range are currently allocated to iProcess Engine processes. You can check this using the SHOW_PORTS command.

Options

 

Option	Description
Port_range_ID	The ID of the port range that you want to modify. You can use the SHOW_RANGES command to find out what port range IDs are defined.
-m Range_mode -p Port_range_start -r RPC_range_start -s Range_size	Specify an allowed value as defined for the same parameter in the ADD_RANGE command. If one or more of these parameters is omitted the current value is left unchanged.

Errors

The following error messages may be returned by this command.

Message	Description
There are currently n records allocated from this port range configuration.	You cannot update the Port_range_ID port range because it is currently in use.
Unable to access the port_range_conf table.	swadm cannot update the iProcess Engine database. Examine the sw_error and sw_warn files, which is located in the SWDIR\logs directory, for more information about the cause of the error.

See Also

ADD_RANGE, DEL_RANGE, SET_RANGE, SHOW_PORTS, SHOW_RANGES

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