kSync.sh

You can use kSync.sh to manage hotfixes and customizations as well as restore the current PPM file system.

When to use kSync.sh

How to use kSync.sh

Run sh kSync.sh in the <PPM_Home>/bin directory. You can run this command in either interactive mode or silent mode.

Run kSync.sh in silent mode

Parameter	Description
-a a	-a a ="-a r" + "-a t" + "-a c" + "-a h" Does the following in the order below: Restore the current PPM file system to the out-of-the-box PPM code file system (backed up in the `_OOTB` folder). Merge contents of the content folder to the PPM code file system. Merge contents of the customization folder to the PPM code file system. Merge the hotfixes you previously deployed (stored in the `ppm_hotfix` folder) to the PPM code file system.
-a r	Restores the current PPM file system to the out-of-the-box PPM code file system (backed up in the `_OOTB` folder).
-a t	Merges contents of the content folder to the PPM code file system. Note: If you only deploy the `content` folder, you can run this command while the PPM server is still running. And you do not need to restart the server for the changes to take effect, unless the files that you deployed are cached by PPM or are JSPs that need to be recompiled with the `kJSPCompiler.sh` command.
-a c	Merges contents of the customization folder to the PPM code file system.
-a h	Merges the hotfixes you previously deployed (stored in the `ppm_hotfix` folder) to the PPM code file system. Note: This command does not deploy a hotfix you did not deploy before. To deploy a hotfix, you should use the `sh kDeploy.sh -hotfix` command.
-d, or --dbpassword	(Available in PPM 9.62 and later) Passes the database password.

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