Return
Use the
return
command to return an activation that has been borrowed. These options are required:
'-fn, --featurename',
'-sb, --sourcebinding',
'-db, --destinationbinding'
NOTE:
Multiple options can be used so long as an equal number of other required options are also entered. For example, two -fn options can be entered so long as two -sb and -db options are also entered.
The multiple options are order dependent. The first -fn value is used with the first -sb and -db values. The second -fn value is used with the second -sb and -db values, and so on.
This table describes the command options.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
-v|--verbose | Use this option to turn on trace messaging. |
-fn|--featurename | The feature name of the activation to borrow. You may enter multiple feature names so long as an equal number of other required options are also entered. Example: 'RS5K_600.EXE' |
-sb|--sourcebinding | The source binding identifier. This is the binding where the activation will be returned from. You may enter multiple source bindings so long as an equal number of other required options are also entered. Example: '-sb fnp' In this example, 'fnp' indicates that the activation is an fnp/flexera activation. Example: '-sb 130-3618734' CodeMeter container ID/mask-serial number used when returning a CodeMeter activation. |
-db|--destinationbinding | The destination binding identifier. This is the binding where the activation will be returned to. You may enter multiple destination bindings so long as an equal number of other required options are also entered. Example: '-db fnp' In this example, 'fnp' indicates that the activation is an fnp/flexera activation. Example:'<computername>:130-3618734' CodeMeter container id/mask-serial number used when returning a CodeMeter activation, where <computername> is name of the computer or an IP address. |
-?|-h|--help | Show help information. |
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