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Performs an export of the specified trigger(s) and all the associated record(s). For example, if you export one trigger, the CLI also exports the calendar used in the trigger and all tasks launched by the trigger. The CLI creates a separate XML file for each record type and generates the output directory and file names using a date and timestamp, plus an internal record identifier generated by the Controller.
 
All exported XML definition files will be saved to a timestamped directory under the path defined by the Export Path Universal Controller system property. The following illustrates a sample output directory and exported data:
 

 

uagcmd ops-export-trigger global parameters trigger-name=name [trigger-type=type]
 

• trigger-name=
  Required; Name of one or more triggers. Wildcards are supported.
• trigger-type=
  Optional; If you used a wildcard in trigger-name, you can use trigger-type to narrow down the selection to a specific type of trigger. Allowable values are (not case sensitive): cron, time, file_trigger, temporary, task_monitor, manual, application_monitor.

This example exports all triggers whose name begins with SF:
 

uagcmd ops-export-trigger -c config.cfg trigger-name=SF* 

Performs a bulk import of records into your Controller database.
 
The location from where records are imported is specified by the System Default CLI Bulk Import Path (opswise.bulk_import.path.default) Universal Controller system property.
 
The default directory, where $CATALINA_HOME is the base Tomcat installation directory, is either:

• $CATALINA_HOME/opswise_import
• $CATALINA_HOME\opswise_import

uagcmd ops-import-bulk global parameters
 

uagcmd ops-import-trigger global parameters import-file=file
 

• import-file=
  Required; Path containing one or more XML files that were exported via ops-export-trigger 10944513 or via the Universal Controller user interface using the Export -> XML feature.
   

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  This is the path on the Controller server where the XML files are stored, not a local path to where the command is run.