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addgen Command
The GID is the third field (fields are separated by semicolons). In this case,
the highest GID (6.1) belongs to generic v4.2, not v5.0.
Up to five screens (an initial screen and a screen for each of the MR classes you
choose to use in the generic) are used by the addgen command to establish the
new generic with Generic Administrators and to set up the MR classes and test
and approval teams and members to be used when working with MRs in the
generic. The fields in three of the screens (the initial screen and two of the MR
class screens) are described below.
NOTE:
Before you issue the addgen command to add a new generic, be sure to use
the setgroup command to create a group for Generic Administrator and for
each test team to be included in the generic. An Approval Team group is
mandatory.
Generic names must be unique within an instance of Sablime (i.e., across all the
products). Unique names allow Sablime to gather information about the product
for which a user is set up at the same time as it gathers generic information.
If you decide to change the name of an existing generic, use the mvgen script.
If the name of an existing generic is entered in the Name for New Generic field, all
existing field values are displayed on the screen. These values can be changed or
deleted, or new values can be added. The database is modified accordingly.
This command can be used in single-machine mode or from the host machine in
multi-machine mode.
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Used By
sablime login
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DBA, GA
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6-6 Sablime® v6.0 Administrator’s Guide