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Delivering 6.x software packages
Adding 6.x software packages to a package assignment task
Adding 6.x software packages to a package
assignment task
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To edit a 6.x package, under the Software Settings section, double-click the
package name.
When you edit a package, you can modify its command lines and assign it to
a new software resource or existing software resource.
See
"Editing 6.x software packages"
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To change the default command line for the software resource, under Software
Settings, in the Command Line Type drop-down list, click Install, Uninstall,
or Repair.
You can only set a command line as the default if that command line was
associated with the 6.x package. The default command line that you select
appears in the Default Command Line column. You can also set the default
command line when you edit the package.
See
"Editing 6.x software packages"
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If you made any changes to the packages in the Software Settings section,
click Save changes.
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Under the Task Status section, click New Schedule, and schedule when to
run the task.
When the task runs, it assigns the 6.x packages that are listed in the Software
Settings section to software resources. The task is saved in the Assign
Packages to Software Resources folder. To access this folder, on the Manage
menu, click Jobs and Tasks > System Jobs and Tasks > Software.
A package assignment task is created when you select multiple 6.x software
packages and begin the process of assigning these packages to software resources.
The package assignment task lets you add other software packages. When you
add packages to the task, a list of the 6.x packages that are not assigned to a
software resource appears. This list makes it easy to identify the packages that
are not assigned to a software resource. You can then select from this list the
packages that you want to assign to software resources.
See
"About assigning 6.x software packages to software resources"
on page 157.
on page 157.
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