processflow import

The processflow import command imports a process flow file (a .pf file) into the server. Process flow files are created by exporting a process flow from the server using the processflow export command

Usage

processflow import --f ProcessFlowFile --u TrueOrFalse --p Path --c TrueOrFalse

Required	Argument	Description
Yes	--f `ProcessFlowFile`	Specifies the process flow file (the .pf file) you want to import. Relative directory paths are relative to the location where you are running the Administration Utility. You can also specify an absolute path.
No	--u `TrueOrFalse`	Specifies whether to overwrite the existing process flow if a process flow with the same name is already on the server, where `TrueOfFalse` is one of the following: true If there is a process flow on the server with the same name as the process flow you are importing, the process flow on the server will be overwritten. This is the default setting. false If there is a process flow on the server with the same name as the process flow you are importing, the process flow will not be imported.
No	--p `Path`	Specifies the Enterprise Designer Server Explorer folder to import the flow into.
No	--c `TrueOrFalse`	Specifies whether to create the folder specified in --p if it does not exist. true Create the folder specified in --p if it does not exist. Default. false Do not create the folder specified in --p if it does not exist. The flow will not be imported unless the folder specified in --p exists.

Example

This example imports the process flow named MyProcessFlow.pf which is located in a subfolder named exported in the location where you are running the Administration Utility. The process flow will be imported into the Samples folder in Enterprise Designer.

processflow import --f exported\MyProcessFlow.pf --p Samples