Update a service description
This task describes how to update a service description using the command line.
Run the Update command
You can update the service description from a new WSDL of a virtual service located in the file system using command line.
To perform an update, run Run ResourceManager.exe -update from the command line, using the options described below.
Update command options
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                                                                         Options  | 
                                                                    
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| /f [source_path] | Source path. The path to the project file (.vproj) or project archive file (.vproja). For example, Resources\MyVirtualProject\VirtualProject1.vproj | 
| /sn [service_name] | Service name. The name of the original service which you want to duplicate. The service_name must be the name of a service that already exists in the specified project. | 
| /sd [new_service_description] | New service description. The URL or local file path of the new service description used to update the service. | 
| /ppw | Project encryption password. The project encryption password required to deploy an encrypted project. For details, see Password encryption. | 
Update command example
The following example provides a new description for the MemberAccounts service.
Example: ResourceManager.exe -update /f "Resources\MyVirtualProject.vproj" /sn "MemberAccounts" /sd "http://localhost:8733/NewService/?wsdl"
                                                            
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