Update Manager 11.0 | Using Update Manager | Supported Parameters for Starting Update Manager
 
Supported Parameters for Starting Update Manager
Update Manager can be started with a set of parameters, depending on what you are trying to do. The table below contains the parameters you can include in your start command.
Parameter
Description
Example
-readScript
When you specify this parameter, Update Manager uses scripted execution of tasks instead of manual.
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -readScript myScript.txt
-showAll
Shows all fix versions for the corresponding product, not only the latest one.
-showAll works for fixes that are released after fix that is already installed on the current environment. For example, if there is fix 3 installed and there are fix 4 and fix 5 available, Update Manager will show fix 3 installed fix 4 available and fix 5 available. Fixes with version lower than the one installed on the environment are not shown.
./UpdatemanagerCMD.sh -showAll true
-checksumEnabled
Enables verification of the checksum of the downloaded fixes.
This check is only for the fixes. The check is done in the Update Manager client. No launcher checks are triggered by this property.
Launcher checks are performed automatically after the components and the checksums from the V2 Server.
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -checksumEnabled true
-dumpAll
Redirects the error log to the command line.
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -dumpAll true
-installDir
Specifies the directory with Software AG products to run Update Manager with.
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -installDir /opt/softwareag
-clearCache
Clears the Update Manager cache.
Only available in command line mode.
./UpdatemanagerCMD.sh -clearCache true -installDir <product Install Dir>
-spKey
Accepts the support patch key from the launcher.
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -spKey <support-patch-key>
-image
Specifies the location of an image file with product fixes.
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -image /opt/SUM/myImage.zip
-selfUpdate
Only available in command line mode.
Self-updates Update Manager without starting it. It is used along with -empowerUser and -empowerPass.
When using -selfUpdate and an update is available, Update Manager is updated. When no update is available, Update Manager closes and no operation is performed.
./UpdatemanagerCMD.sh -selfUpdate true -empowerUser user -empowerPass pass
This parameter can also be used when Update Manager is in offline mode by using an image as follows:
./UpdatemanagerCMD.sh -selfUpdate true -installFromImage <imagePath>
-empowerUser
The provided user when Update Manager is connecting to Empower
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -selfUpdate true -empowerUser user -empowerPass pass
-empowerPass
The provided password when Update Manager is connecting to Empower
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -selfUpdate true -empowerUser user -empowerPass pass
-empowerPwd
The provided password when Update Manager is connecting to Empower
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -selfUpdate true -empowerUser user -empowerPwd pass
-imageFile
Points to an infrastructure image where fixes are installed.
./UpdatemanagerGUI.sh -imageFile /opt/SUM/myImage.zip