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|`-model_file`| The location of the model file in which variables will be injected. If not specified, the tool will look for the model in the archive file. Either the `-model_file` or the `-archive_file` argument must be provided. ||
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|`-oracle_home`| Home directory for the Oracle WebLogic installation. This is required unless the `ORACLE_HOME` environment variable is set. ||
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|`-variable_injector_file`| The location of the variable injector file which contains the variable injector list for this model injection run. If this argument is not provided, the `model_variable_injector.json` file must exist in the `lib` directory in the `$WLSDEPLOY_HOME` location. ||
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|`-variable_properties_file`| The location of the property file in which to store any variable names injected into the model. If this command-line argument is not specified, the variable will be located and named based on the model file or archive file name and location. If the file exists, the file will be updated with new variable values. ||
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|`-variable_file`| The location of the property file in which to store any variable names injected into the model. If this command-line argument is not specified, the variable will be located and named based on the model file name and location. If the file exists, the file will be updated with new variable values. ||
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