Change an integrated server file with ADDCONFIG entry type

You can use the ADDCONFIG entry type to change an integrated Windows server file in these ways:

• Add a line to the beginning or end of the file.
• Add a new line before or after a line that contains a specific string.
• Delete a line in the file.
• Replace the first, last, or all occurrences of a line in the file.
• Specify in which directory to change the file.

To change an integrated server file, create an NWSD configuration file that contains the ADDCONFIG entry type as follows:

ADDCONFIG
 VAR              = '<variable_name>',               (conditionally required)
 ADDSTR           = '<line to process>',             (optional)
 ADDWHEN          = '<ALWAYS|NEVER|<expression>>',   (optional)
 DELETEWHEN       = '<NEVER|ALWAYS|<expression>>',   (optional)
 LINECOMMENT      = '<"REM "|<comment_string>>',     (optional)
 LOCATION         = '<END|BEGIN>',                   (optional)
 FILESEARCHPOS    = '<AFTER|BEFORE>',                (optional)
 FILESEARCHSTR    = '<search_string>',               (conditionally required)
 FILESEARCHSTROCC = '<LAST|FIRST>',                  (optional)
 REPLACEOCC       = '<LAST|FIRST|ALL>',              (optional)
 TARGETDIR        = '<BOOT|path>',                   (optional)
 TARGETFILE       = '<CONFIG.SYS|<file_name>>',      (optional)
 UNIQUE           = '<NO|YES>'                       (optional)

For a detailed explanation of the ADDCONFIG keywords, use the following keyword links. You can also go back to NWSD configuration file format or on to the Change an integrated Windows server file with UPDATECONFIG entry type.

• VAR keyword
• ADDSTR keyword
• ADDWHEN keyword
• DELETEWHEN keyword
• LINECOMMENT keyword
• LOCATION keyword
• FILESEARCHPOS keyword (ADDCONFIG entry type)
• FILESEARCHSTR keyword
• FILESEARCHSTROCC keyword
• REPLACEOCC keyword
• TARGETDIR keyword
• TARGETFILE keyword
• UNIQUE keyword