importing releasefile using AutomateC

[Sudharsana_RaoT]

Hi,   I have a release a file in my local desktop, is there any CMD command which can import this release file into a dbconname. I need help on the following command from CMD, AutomateC /sso /dbconname="conName" /import "releaseName" I am getting error like "......root element id it should be " Is there any way that I can import whole release in a BP environment rather importing a process.   Thanks and Regards, sudharsan.

[david.l.morris]

Check the documentation on command line options again. You want /importrelease not /import.

[AndrzejKaczor]

Hi David, would you be so kind to pint me to the direction of that documentation? I spent 10 minutes searching for that and couldn't find it anywhere here.   Thanks Andrzej

[david.l.morris]

Hi Andrzej, In Blue Prism, hit F1 (or click ? at the top right) and in the Search tab, search for ""command line"". Then you can use CTRL+F on the page to find importrelease. Respectfully, Dave

[Sudharsana_RaoT]

Hi Dave, I am lookin for CMD line command, not from BluePrism client wizard. Thanks, Sudharsan

[AlexanderSuckow]

Hi,   you can find this info in the F1-Help under ""Advanced Topcis"" and ""Command Line Options"".   Best regards

[Uday__Arikatla]

Release import is successfully from command prompt in Blue Prism v6 with AutomateC /sso /dbconname=""conName"" /import ""releaseName"" But Release import is failing from command prompt in Blue Prism v5.0.35 Need help with release import from command prompt in Blue Prims v5.0.35

[david.l.morris]

/importrelease not /import /importrelease is for .bprelease files which is a grouping of BP components such as objects or processes /import is for individual objects or processes that need to be imported individually

[Sujan_ReddyJill]

What options do I have to import a bprelease file with SSO disabled(due to company policy)?

[david.l.morris]

You don't have to use SSO. The examples that were mentioned here are simply because most organizations use SSO. In the same place that you see '/sso', you just use the username and password options like this: /user AutomateC /user yourBPUsername yourBPPassword /dbconname=""connection name here"" /importrelease ""release path here