psregedit

psregedit is used to manage the PSQL Registry on Linux or OS X. You must be root user or a member of the group pvsw to make changes to the PSQL Registry.

Synopsis

psregedit

-key keyname [ -r ]

-key keyname -value valuename

-set -key keyname [-type type] value

-set -key keyname -value valuename [-type type] value

-delete -key keyname

-delete -key keyname -value valuename

-export -key keyname [-file filename]

-import [-file filename]

Where:

keyname is in the form PS_HKEY\Subkey and PS_HKEY is one of the following: PS_HKEY_CONFIG, PS_HKEY_CONFIG_64, PS_HKEY_CLASSES, PS_HKEY_CLASSES_64, or PS_HKEY_USER. Subkey is a subordinate key under a major key.

valuename is the name assigned to the Registry value or “default.”

type is PS_REG_STR, or PS_REG_UINT32, or PS_REG_UINT64.

value is the value assigned to valuename.

filename is the name of a file, which may include a path.

Options


-key	Get the key value. If -value is not specified, then the entire key contents are displayed. To view all subkeys, specify -r (for recursive).
-set -key	Set the key value. If -value is not specified, the default value will be set. VALUE must be appropriate to the TYPE specified. PS_REG_STR is assumed if -type is not specified.
-delete -key	Delete the specified key or value. If -value is not specified, then the entire key and all subkeys are deleted.
-export -key	Export the given key, including all values and subkeys to standard output or to the named file.
-import [-file filename]	Import keys and values from either the standard input or from the named file.