/commit:{app | parent | url | apphost | webroot | machine} Determines where
AppCmd saves configuration changes that you make. In most cases, you??™ll never use this command
line switch on Server Core. When Microsoft eventually adds ASP.NET support, you may
use it to configure some ASP.NET features. The TechNet article at http://technet2.microsoft
.com/windowsserver2008/en/library/30884867-a56d-4f31-8143-be0f35a30f8d1033.mspx
describes these commands in detail. Note that you normally combine this command line switch
with a /section command line switch and an attribute argument.
USING THE APPCMD UTILITY 571
/debug Displays debugging information for each of the commands that you type. For example,
when you type AppCmd List APP /debug and press Enter, you see an additional line of output
that includes INFO ( timetaken:31, hresult:00000000, objects:1 ). The time taken to perform the task
is in milliseconds. The hresult value tells you whether there are any errors (a value of 0 indicates
no errors). The object??™s value tells you how many objects participated in the command.
Working with the AppCmd Commands
The AppCmd utility provides a number of basic commands that you can use with particular
objects.
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