Sorry, just checked it and you are correct, load merge
terminal indeed will not take a relative cut-and-paste,
it must start from the top level. However, you can
construct it easily, then cut-n-paste the part you want,
i.e. for your application:
[edit policy-options]
root@router# load merge terminal
policy-options { <---- you type this
policy-statement blah { <---- type this too
(now cut-n-paste just the term you want)
} <---- type this to close
} <---- again
^D <---- end terminal capture
load complete
[edit policy-options]
root@router#
Note that I constructed most of this by hand, but I've
used this method and it does work.
Aaron
On Tue, 14 May 2002, JUN wrote:
> I do not have a router to test at this time, but as
> Avram mentioned in his post:
>
> > You can now copy from policy-options to the last },
> > and paste it into a
> > "load merge terminal".
>
> I assuem this does not mean only the term. As another
> engineer pointed out earlier in this thread, the "load
> merge terminal" command is based on the load
> merge/replace/override, which expects the whole config
> from the top level.
>
> I hope I am wrong, which means we have a pretty nice
> way to cut and paste.
>
>
> Thanks
> JUN
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