UEMLoad for Windows - Configuration Options Categories
Configuration Options Categories
The following table categorizes the configuration options used to execute UEMLoad for Windows according to function. Each Category name is a link to a table of options in that category. Each Option Name in those tables is a link to detailed information about that option.
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Category |
Description |
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Options that correspond to fields in an event definition database record. | |
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Options that correspond to fields in an event handler database record. | |
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Options that affect the overall behavior of the UEMLoad utility. |
Event Definition Options
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Option Name |
Description |
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Date and time at which UEM will begin monitoring an event definition. | |
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Event-driven UEM Server responsible for monitoring the event. | |
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Identifier that uniquely identifies an event definition record. | |
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Event definitions that should be processed or ignored by UEM. | |
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Type of system event represented by the event definition record. | |
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ID of an event handler record that UEM will execute when an event expires. | |
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String that will be passed as command line arguments to the event handler executed by UEM. | |
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Date and time at which UEM will stop monitoring an event definition. | |
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ID of an event handler record that UEM will execute when an event occurrence is rejected. | |
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Frequency with which UEM will test for the completion of an event occurrence. | |
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ID of an event handler record that UEM will execute when an event occurrence is triggered. |
Event Definition Options - Type-Specific
These options are specific to event definitions with an EVENT_TYPE of FILE.
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Option Name |
Description |
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Name of a file to monitor. | |
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Size a file must be in order to be considered complete by UEM. | |
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Specifies whether or not UEM should rename a monitored file when an event occurrence is triggered. | |
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Specifies how a file should be renamed when an event occurrence is triggered. |
Event Handler Options
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Option Name |
Description |
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Key that was used with Universal Encrypt to encrypt the encrypted user file. | |
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Identifier that uniquely identifies an event handler record. | |
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Type of process executed for the event handler, based on the contents of the USER_COMMAND and USER_SCRIPT parameters | |
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Highest value with which a handler can exit to still be considered as having executed successfully. | |
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Command to execute on behalf of the event handler. | |
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Complete path to a file encrypted with Universal Encrypt. If this file contains a user ID and password, the values for each are stored in the USER_ID and USER_PASSWORD fields, respectively. A UEM Server will re-read this file as it prepares an event handler process for execution, in order to obtain any changes to the user ID and/or password values contained in the file. | |
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Name of a text file that contains user ID and/or password information. | |
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ID of a user account in whose security context the handler process will be executed. | |
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Password for the user account specified by the USER_ID parameter. | |
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Text file that contains statements that are executed collectively as a script by UEM. | |
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Type of script statements contained in the action field of the event handler record. | |
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String value that is added to the command line UEM Server builds in order to execute an event handler process. The event definition's HANDLER_OPTIONS field is used for the same purpose, but is added to the command string after this field, in order to customize process behavior for that event. |
General Options
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Option Name |
Description |
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Requested database operation. | |
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Port on which a local Universal Broker is accepting incoming connections. | |
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Unique command ID associated with the database request. | |
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Name of a file that contains event definition and/or event handler parameters. | |
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Displays command line help. | |
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Sets the level of messages reported by UEMLoad. | |
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Displays version information. |