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.TH regconfig 1m "24 Sept 1998"
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.SH "NAME"
regconfig - sets or queries Registry key information.
.SH SYNOPSIS
.ft4
.nf
regconfig [ -v ] keyname
regconfig [ -b | -s | -v ] keyname valuename
regconfig keyname valuename type value
regconfig keyname valuename REG_MULTI_SZ string1 [ string2 ... ]
.SH DESCRIPTION
This command is used to query or set the value and/or the type of data 
item stored as a value entry in a key,
or to obtain detailed information about a Registry key.
.SH OPTIONS
.sp .5
.SS -b		
Displays a data item in binary format.
.SS -s
Displays a data item in string format.
.SS -v		
Displays key information in detail.
.SS <keyname>	
Identifies the key by name on the local machine.
.SS <valuename>	
The name of the data item being stored as a value entry.
.SS <valuetype>	
Identifies the type of value. Valid options are REG_SZ (string), 
REG_DWORD (32-bit numeric value),
REG_EXPAND_SZ (string), and
REG_MULTI_SZ (multiple strings) and must be specified in uppercase.
.SS <value>
The value to be assigned to the data item stored as a value entry.
.sp .5
Do not set value entries of type REG_BINARY with this command.
.SH EXAMPLES
To obtain information about a key, type the following command:
.sp .5
	regconfig -v <keyname>
.sp .5
To display the value of a data item stored as a value entry in a key, type
the following command:
.sp .5
	regconfig [ -b | -s | -v ] <keyname> <valuename>
.sp .5
To store a data item as a value entry in a key, type the following
command:
.sp .5
	regconfig <keyname> <valuename> <valuetype> <value>
.sp .5
To display information about the 
System/CurrentControlSet/Services/Replicator/Parameters key, type the
following command:
.sp .5
	regconfig System/CurrentControlSet/Services/Replicator/Parameters
.SH NOTES
Some values changed by this command will not take effect immediately. 
SunLink Server should be restarted after changing a value with 
this command. 
For lookup purposes, the keynames are case-insensitive.