Use the Management of Change (MoC) Package tool

You can use the Management of Change (MoC) Package tool to:

• Create a new MoC package

• Add metadata to an MoC package

• Add existing datatype editor changesets (RealTime database [RTDB] or display) to an existing MoC package

• Link packages to create package dependencies

• Unlink packages to remove package dependencies

• View the contents or summary of an MoC package

• View the audit log of an MoC package

• View the MoC Zone Summary of all packages

• List MoC packages

• Attach files to an existing MoC package

• Extract file attachments from an existing MoC package

• Publish an MoC package

• Apply MoC package contents to a system

• Roll back MoC package contents

You can issue general commands for the MoC Package tool by executing the following command:

dnapackage <supported command> <switches>

The supported commands are:

• dnapackage create — to create a new MoC package

• dnapackage metadata — to add metadata to an MoC package

• dnapackage add — to add existing datatype editor changesets (RTDB or display) to an MoC package

• dnapackage link — to link packages to create package dependencies

• dnapackage unlink — to unlink packages and remove package dependencies

• dnapackage view — to view the contents or summary of an MoC package

• dnapackage auditlog — to view the audit log of an MoC package

• dnapackage summarize — to view a summary of the changeset entries and associated metadata of any changesets added to a package

• dnapackage zonesummarize — to view a MoC zone summary of the states of all packages

• dnapackage list — to list MoC packages

• dnapackage attach — to attach files to an MoC package

• dnapackage extract — to extract file attachments from an existing MoC package

• dnapackage publish — to publish an MoC package to the package store

• dnapackage install — to apply the MoC package contents to a system

• dnapackage rollback — to roll back MoC package contents

• dnapackage help — to view help for the dnapackage tool

Validation is also performed on commands and arguments. If a command is not understood, specific error messages followed by a usage for that command, will be written to the console.

Note: While executing dnapackage commands, ensure the quotations for parameter values ("<parameter value>") are used correctly, or the parameter value could be truncated. Without quotations around the parameter value, anything after the first encountered space will be ignored.