To edit a change package type in the CLI
From the CLI, type the following command:
im editcptype
--entrykey=cpentryattribute1,cpentryattribute2,...
--displayName=value
--permittedAdministrators=u=user1,user2,…;g=group1,group2,…,...
--permittedGroups=group1,group2:modify,…
--description=value
--position=<number>|first|last|before:<name>|after:<name>
cptypeID
where:
• --entrykey=cpentryattribute1,cpentryattribute2,... specifies the entry key for the change package. The entry key is used as a unique identifier of a change package entry. An entry key must be defined for each change package type, or change packages cannot be created for that type. You must first create a change package entry attribute to use as the entry key.
• --displayName=value specifies the name of the change package that users see when creating change packages of that type.
• --permittedAdministrators=u=user1,user2,…;g=group1,group2,… specifies the users and groups that are allowed to view and edit permissions for the change package type.
• --permittedGroups=group1,group2:modify,… specifies the groups that are allowed to view and edit change packages of the specified type. To allow a group to view and edit change packages of this type, append the group name with :modify, for example:
--permittedGroups=everyone:modify
• --description=value specifies a description for the change package type.
• --position=<number>|first|last|before:<name>|after:<name> specifies the position of the change package type.
• cptypeID specifies the ID of the change package type you are editing.
For example, the command:
im editcptype --permittedAdministrators=u=mchang --permittedGroups=QA,Development si
sets user mchang as a permitted administrator who can edit and view the configuration management change package type, and also sets the groups QA and Development as the only groups having permission to view change packages of the configuration management type.