REGIMPL

Before an implementation (a server program and class libraries) can be used by client applications, it must be registered with DSOM by running the Implementation Registration utility program, REGIMPL. This facility is available primarily for use in command (.CMD) files.

During execution of REGIMPL, DSOM updates its database to include the new server implementation and the associated classes. This enables DSOM to find and, if necessary, to activate the server so that clients can invoke methods on it.

Below are some examples on how you can use REGIMPL.

To enter interactive mode:
```
REGIMPL
```

To add implementation:

REGIMPL -A -i <str> [-p <str>] [-v <str>] [-f <str>] [-b <str>]
                    [-h <str>] [-m {on|off}] [-z <str>]

To update implementation:

REGIMPL -U -i <str> [-p <str>] [-v <str>] [-f <str>] [-b <str>]
                    [-h <str>] [-m {on|off}]

To delete implementation:
```
REGIMPL -D -i <str> [-i ...]
```
To list implementations:
```
REGIMPL -L [-i <str> [-i ...]]
```
To list aliases:
```
REGIMPL -S
```

To add classes:

REGIMPL -a -c <str> [-c ...] -i <str> [-i ...]

To delete classes:

REGIMPL -d -c <str> [-c ...] [-i <str> [-i ...]]

To list classes associated with implementations:
```
REGIMPL -l [-i <str> [-i ...]]
```
where:
- i <str>
  -p <str>
  -v <str>
  -f <str>
  -b <str>
  -h <str>
  -m {on|off}
  -z <str>
  -c <str>
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