Description
This command imports Schedule Patterns and Schedule Definitions that are common to all process groups. It can import only data that has been exported by the swrba_scheduleexport command.
Synopsis
swrba_scheduleimport [-user user ID] [-u] -d directory where the data to be imported is stored |
Options
Specify the user ID of the user that will become the owner of the Schedule Definitions to be imported. An error will occur if a user ID that does not exist or a user ID that does not have privileges to run the process definitions is specified.
If this option is specified, the user that has been specified in the import data beforehand will become the Schedule Definition owner.
Specifying this option overwrites any Schedule Definitions or Schedule Patterns in the process group that have the same names as the Schedule Definitions or Schedule Patterns being imported.
This option can be omitted. If this option is omitted, an error will occur when a Schedule Definition or Schedule Pattern with the same names as the Schedule Definition or Schedule Pattern being imported already exists in the process group.
Specify the directory where the data to be imported is stored. This option cannot be omitted.
Specify the directory where definitions exported using the Schedule Definition export command have been stored. It is not possible to change the process definition or process group for which the Schedule Definitions and Schedule Patterns stored in the specified directory have been defined. Prepare a process definition and process group that are the same as the process definition and process group for the Schedule Definitions and Schedule Patterns that have been exported.
If there are multiple Schedule Definitions in the specified directory, all of the Schedule Definitions will be imported. If there are multiple Schedule Definitions and an error occurs midway through importing them, the subsequent processing will still continue.
Note that the status of the imported process definitions is "disabled". Enable the imported process definitions after preparing the resources required to use the schedule function, such as process definitions and holiday calendars.
The following table explains the differences in the various definition informations before and after the process definitions are exported and then imported.
Item name | Differences before and after process definitions are exported and then imported | Difference |
|---|---|---|
Schedule ID | Yes | New IDs are assigned at the import destination. |
Schedule Definition Name | None | - |
State | Yes | Process definitions are registered as "disabled". |
Owner | Yes | The user specified by the "-user" option is set. |
Last Start Date | Yes | This date is cleared. |
Next Startup Date | Yes | A new Next Startup Date is set in accordance with the imported definitions. |
Process definition | None | - |
Scheduled Execution Time | None | - |
Execute multiple processes at a time | None | - |
Memo | None | - |
User Defined Attributes | None | - |
Startup Days Settings information | None | - |
Startup Time Settings information | None | - |
Return Values
Normal termination
Abnormal termination
Command Location
[Windows]
<Systemwalker Runbook Automation Management Server installation directory>\bin |
[Linux]
/opt/FJSVswrbam/bin |
Privilege Required/Execution Environment
[Windows]
This command requires administrator privileges. When using Windows Server 2008 operating system, run as an administrator.
This command can be executed on a Process Management Server
[Linux]
This command can only be executed by a system administrator (superuser).
This command can be executed on a Process Management Server
Note
Do not edit the exported Schedule Definitions or Schedule Patterns. Schedule Definitions and Schedule Patterns that have been edited cannot be imported correctly.
Example
The following command imports Schedule Definitions and Schedule Patterns that have been exported and stored in "C:\work", while overwriting existing definitions with the same names.
swrba_scheduleimport -d C:\work -user rbauser -u |
Execution Result/Output Format
FSP_SW/RB-A_BASE: INFO: 04201: Schedule definition/schedule pattern import is about to start. |
