Passing a property file as a parameter to imqdbmgr

I would like to add the tables to the database during boot of a server since I use an EC2 instance. In this scenario, I need to replace the OpenMQ configuration file (config.properties) used under the glassfish domain which is generated when the domain is generated.
This configuration file would have been good to supply as an argument to the imqdbmgr create tbl command. According to the documentation this isn't possible, but I really consider that a necessity for such a command. I know that I can use -D options, but I would really like to add a property file instead of adding a lot of -D options.
Any views or comments? Should this be added as a feature request or is this already supported?

For your parameter, it would be something simple like
i_xml IN CLOByou could also accept an XMLType.
You can find some parsing examples against XMLType data in {thread:id=992813}. If you are putting the data into the DB, lean towards using the SQL with XMLTable. If you need it in PL/SQL code, lean towards the XMLType parsing.

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Revision: 17010
Revision: 17010
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-07-22 02:52:41 -0700 (Thu, 22 Jul 2010)
Log Message:
Bug: Watson #2652870 - use a property file to drive the custom configuration tokens as opposed to setting it in the command line
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