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Importing Substitute Configuration Variables for Integration Server Assets into a Deployment Map
Before you can import substitute configuration values into a deployment map, you must copy the exported project_map.vs file to the Integration Server_directory \instances\instance_name\packages\WmDeployer\replicate\inbound directory on the machine that hosts the target Deployer.
You can open the project_map.vs file in an XML editor and edit the values before importing. For example, if you exported substitute configuration values for scheduled tasks, you must edit the file for each target Integration Server so that the task ID for each scheduled task is set to the task ID used on the target Integration Server.
Run the following command to import substituted configuration variables for Integration Server assets into a deployment map:
Deployer.{sh|bat} --import -varsub -vsFile project_map.vs -map map
-project project -validate {true|false}
-host host -port port -user user_name -pwd password   
Parameter
Description
-varsub
Imports the variable substitution values.
-vsFile project_map.vs
File that contains the substitute configuration values to import. These files are named project_map.vs and are located in the following directory:
Integration Server_directory \instances\instance_name\packages\WmDeployer\replicate\inbound
-map map
Deployment map into which to import the values.
-project project
Project that contains the map into which to import the values.
-validate {true|false}
Whether Deployer should check the values to make sure they are valid for the target servers. If you specify true (validate), Deployer lists any servers that are not running on the console.

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