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* [[bop_sinfo]] - returns information about objects (attributes, methods, triggers)
 
* [[bop_sinfo]] - returns information about objects (attributes, methods, triggers)
 
* [[pdm_extract]] - dumps data from the database to the screen or file
 
* [[pdm_extract]] - dumps data from the database to the screen or file
* [[Pdm_cache_refresh]] - refreshs object cache from the database
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* [[pdm_cache_refresh]] - refreshs object cache from the database
* [[Pdm_d_refresh]] - selectively starts, stops and restarts sets of daemons
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* [[pdm_d_refresh]] - selectively starts, stops and restarts sets of daemons
* [[Pdm_load]] - loads information directly into the database
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* [[pdm_deref]] - used for finding and replacing data with data found in another database table.
* [[Pdm_tomcat_nxd]] - manages the tomcat daemon
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* [[pdm_load]] - loads information directly into the database
* [[Pdm_webcache]] - clears the web page cache
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* [[pdm_tomcat_nxd]] - manages the tomcat daemon
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* [[pdm_webcache]] - clears the web page cache
 
* More to come...
 
* More to come...
  
 
[[Category:Miscellaneous]]
 
[[Category:Miscellaneous]]

Revision as of 17:57, 24 June 2008

Official Documentation

The CA Reference Guide provides basic information about key command-line executables that ship with Service Desk. Additional information may be found in the Administrator Guide and Advanced Customization Guide by doing a search on the executable name.

Basic Information

  • Located in the [servicedesk]/bin folder
  • Basic syntax is available for most commands by typing "commandname -h" or just "commandname"
    NOTE: It is best to check a command's reference below to determine the best way to retrieve information. "-h" works with some commands. No parameters work with commands. Some commands attempt to perform actions even if -h is specified. Unfortunately, there appears to be no consistency with the command line syntax.

Executables