anchor.diff:  server and client processes, services and DDR info. The other file is standard 
   *ini* file (typically *app.ini*) which include per binary configuration.
   
  -Typically Enduro/X application are configure with third environment file
  +Typically, Enduro/X application are configured with third environment file
   which loads the env variables in the shell session. File name typically
   starts with *set*.
   
  
positive.code: |SCANUNIT| NDRX_SCANUNIT| In case if using *SystemV* release (AIX pre 7.3, Solaris),
  Enduro/X binaries internally by additional thread scan for timeouts in the local
  process. The scanning is done by *NDRX_SCANUNIT* setting (in milliseconds), which
  by default is *1000*. For Linux, FreeBSD, MacOS release these is not applicable.
  |MAXRTDATA|NDRX_RTCRTMAX|Number of bytes available for routing criterion storage.
  |=========================================================
  
  === Converting "*MACHINES" section
  
  In Enduro/X normally it each configuration set applies only to one machine/instance.
  So in Enduro/X there is no such direct equivalent to this section. However some
  useful information is encoded in Tuxedo counter part.
  
  When converting multi-server UBBConfig file, it is needed to split all the resources
  in UBBConfig by *LMID*. For following UBB sections that could be done via *GROUP*
  
negative.code: 
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  Additionally, *app.ini* would get:
  
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