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Simple Shell Commands

This section describes commands that do not operate over any particular object.

This section contains the following topics:

help

ca name <app name>

clear

ls

exit

help

The CA AppLogic commands take one of the following forms:

<command> [<args>]
<object> <command> [<args>]
<command> <object> [<args>]

The last two forms are interchangeable.

Valid simple commands:

?|help, exit, ca, clear, ls

Valid objects:

app|application, class,      cat|catalog,     comp|component, grid,  group,           ha,         iface|interface, log,            msg|message,   quota,           srv|server, usr|user,        util|utility,   vol|volume valid commands:  build,             check,    clean,        continue,  copy,  config,            create,   destroy,      disable,   enable,         export,  format,            fscheck,  fsrepair,     get,       get_acl,        get_desc,  get_newobj_acl,    identify, import,       info,      list,           lock,  login,             manage,   mark,         migrate,   modify,         modify_acl,  modify_newobj_acl, move,     net_discover, power_off, power_on,       power_cycle,  provision,         put,      put_acl,      put_desc,  put_newobj_acl, reboot,  rename,            repair,   reset,        resize,    restart,        set,  shutdown,          ssh,      start,        stop,      unlock.

Type 'help object' for info about an object and to see a list of valid commands.

Type 'help command' to see a list of objects to which it applies.

Type 'help object command' for details on a specific command.

ca name <app name>

Set the current application. When the current application is set, the application argument for the commands that require it becomes optional. If skipped, the current application will be used.

Syntax
ca name <app name>
Parameters
name <app name>

Name of application

clear

Clears the screen.

Syntax
clear

ls

List applications or components of current application.

Syntax
ls

Note: If current application is not set this command is identical to app list. If current application is set, this command is identical to comp list.

exit

Exit CA AppLogic shell

Syntax
exit