Adding Keywords to a Template File

When using an update file to add a new keyword definition, you must provide the entire keyword. The key field must be provided along with a unique value. If any subfields are omitted from the keyword, the defaults for those fields are used. For example, to add a MODE keyword to the configuration, the update file might contain the following keyword:
MODE=(
     MODE_NAME=MYMODE
     COS_NAME=#INTER
     CRYPTOGRAPHY=NONE
     DEFAULT_RU_SIZE=1
     MAX_NEGOTIABLE_SESSION_LIMIT=128
     MAX_RU_SIZE_UPPER_BOUND=4096
     MIN_CONWINNERS_SOURCE=15
)

The content of the update file assumes that a MODE keyword with the parameter of MODE_NAME=MYMODE does not exist in the template. If it does, the parameters will be updated with the values provided in the update file.

If the MODE_NAME parameter is omitted from the update file, an error will occur during the configuration verification because the MODE_NAME parameter cannot be uniquely identified. Not all parameters available for the MODE keyword are specified in the update file. The remaining parameters use the defaults as specified in Configuration File Reference. The resulting addition to the configuration will look like this:
MODE=(
     MODE_NAME=MYMODE
     AUTO_ACT=0
     COMPRESSION=PROHIBITED
     COS_NAME=#INTER
     CRYPTOGRAPHY=NONE
     DEFAULT_RU_SIZE=1
     MAX_NEGOTIABLE_SESSION_LIMIT=128
     MAX_RU_SIZE_UPPER_BOUND=4096
     MIN_CONWINNERS_SOURCE=15
     PLU_MODE_SESSION_LIMIT=32
     RECEIVE_PACING_WINDOW=1
)