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A command reference is a sequential file containing two sections:

  1. Universal Command - Command References#Options Options SectionUniversal Command -
  2. Command References#Command Section

The sections are separate with a logical end-of-file marker. The logical end-of-file market is the string <eof>.

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Description

Values

-format

Format of the Universal Command - Command References#Command Section.
 
This option is required.

Valid values are:

  • cmd
    Command section contains a command.
  • script
    Command section contains a script. The script is defined in the same format as if it was being defined normally in a self-contained file.

-type

Type of command or script in the Universal Command - Command References#Command Section.
 
This option is not required.

Values depend on the UCMD Server operating system.

See the UCMD Server COMMAND_TYPE and SCRIPT_TYPE options for description of valid values.

-allow_options

Specification for whether or not the command or script accepts user-provided options or command line arguments from the UCMD Manager.
 
This option is not required.

Valid values are:

  • yes
    Options are passed.
    • For commands, the UCMD Manager options are concatenated to the end of the command.
    • For scripts, the UCMD Manager options are passed to the script as command line arguments.
  • no
    Options are not passed. This is the default.

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The command line options used in these examples are:

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Command to execute on the remote system.

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-cmd_type

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Type of command specified by -cmd.

UACL Rules

Command references can be protected with Universal Access Control List (UACL) rules. Access can be denied or allowed based on the command reference name (see Universal Access Control List for details).