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MERGEOLF Command—Merge New License Into Old License File (Windows, UNIX, and Linux)

Use the MERGEOLF utility to install a new license on a machine that has existing licenses and merge multiple license files into a single file. This utility displays messages about the status in the console and generates the output in a file you specify. You run the command from a command line.

Valid on Windows, UNIX, and Linux

This command has the following format:

MERGEOLF -n new_olf -c current_olf -o output_olf -b backup_olf -d

• -n new_olf

  Defines the name of the new OLF file to merge.

• -c current_olf

  Defines the path and name of the current OLF file to merge.

Default: ca.olf

• -o output_olf

  Defines the path and name of the new OLF file to create.

Default: ca.olf

• -b backup_olf

  Defines the path and name of the backup of the current OLF file.

Default: ca.bak

• -d

  Enables debugging and places information in the mergeolf.log file.

Example: Merge New License Into Old License File

This example merges a new olf file that has been renamed to ca.nol into an existing ca.olf file.

MERGEOLF -n ca.nol -c c:\ca_lic\ca.olf -o c:\ca_lic\ca.olf -b c:\ca_lic\ca.old