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Spectrum's Administration Utility provides commands to reconfigure an existing database from the command line. For example, you may need to deploy the data to many places in a clustered environment. The process involves exporting the database properties to a file, then importing the properties file to configure the database.

To reconfigure an already configured SPD database:

  1. At the Administration Utility command line run the ermdb export command. This writes out a file that has the properties of the database and paths for the new location. For example:

    ermdb export --o outputpath/ermDbResource.txt.

    The output file can be any name. It will be a JSON formatted file. If an output path isn't provided, the file saves to the current folder.

  2. To configure the database, use the ermdb import command to import the database properties and configure the database. The JSON file from the export is the input for the import operation. For example:
    ermdb import --f ermDbResource.txt.
For more information about these commands and the Administration Utility in general, see the Spectrum Technology Platform Spectrum Administration Guide.