Options

Options  ::= ( '--describe' | '-d' )? '--enable-set'? ( '-v' n )? ( '--comparer-config' ComparerFileName )?
           | ( '--help' | '-h' )?

• --describe or -d. Outputs to the console a description of what the current command will do, without actually executing any operations. Use this option as a safety check to verify that the command will do what you actually intended, and avoid potentially damaging mistakes.
• --enable-set. To prevent unintentional deployment, Xoom Processor requires deployment of configuration to be explicitly enabled using this option. Without it, Xoom Processor will issue a warning and skip the deployment.
• -vn. Specifies the verbosity level of the output to the standard error stream (stderr). n takes the following values:
  • 0: silent.
  • 1: errors and warnings. This is the default.
  • 2-4: further levels of increasingly more detailed trace information.
• --comparer-config ComparerFile.xml. This option requires a file, in this example ComparerFile.xml. In the context of configuration comparison, this file instructs Xoom which items to ignore and which parameters can be considered irrelevant or order-independent. By default Xoom Processor will use a built-in comparer configuration, which, for example, specifies that Collection IDs and Object keys can be ignored for Service Optimization items, and that the order in which rule types are defined doesn't matter. Using this option requires a high degree of specialist knowledge. We recommend that you contact your Xoom support provider before using it in a production setting.
• --help or -h . Outputs to the console a summary of the syntax for Xoom Processor, together with a summary of the available options.