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Systemwalker Software Configuration Manager Reference Guide
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1.4.7 swrba_admin (Process Administration Command)

Description

This command checks whether the patch distribution/application process is running.

Synopsis

swrba_admin pi-list [-user <User ID>] [-password <Password>] [-startedafter yyyy-mm-dd] [-startedbefore yyyy-mm-dd] [-state <Process definition state>] [-piid <Process Instance ID>] [-appid <Automated operation process group ID>]

Options

pi-list

This option searches for process instances and displays them in a list. If no parameters are set, it performs a search for all instances. The parameters that can be specified are displayed below:

-user <User ID>

You can exclude the user ID from the parameters by omitting -user. If the user ID is not configured, you will be required to enter the user ID after the execution of the command.

-password <Password>

You can set the password as a parameter by specifying -password. If the password is not configured, you will be required to enter the password after the execution of the command.

The following table shows the initial values for User ID and Password. If these values have been changed from the initial values, use the new values.

User ID

swrbaadmin

Password

systemwalker#1

-startedafter <Start date>

Specify the start date of the period when the process is running in the following format:

  • yyyy-mm-dd

-startedbefore <End date>

Specify the end date of the period when the process is running in the following format:

  • yyyy-mm-dd

When only -startedafter is specified, the period from the specified date till the current date is searched. When only -startedbefore is specified, the period till the specified date is searched. An error occurs if a format other than the one specified above is used, or if the relationship between the start date and the end date is invalid.

-piid <Process Instance ID>

Specify the process instance ID. If this option is not specified, all instances are searched.

-state <Process definition state>

Specify the process definition state. If this option is not specified, all states are searched. Specify "running" to search running instances.

-appid <Automated operation process group ID>

Specify the automated operation process group ID to be searched. Specify “cfmgApplication” as the ID.

Return Value

Return value

Meaning

0

Normal termination

1

Parameter error

2

Authentication error

3

Error on the admin server

4

Internal error

5

Privilege error

6

File input/output error

Not fixed

Forced termination

Command Location

Admin server

[Windows]

<ServerView Resource Orchestrator installation directory>\SWRBAM\bin

[Linux]

/opt/FJSVswrbam/bin

Privilege Required/Execution Environment

[Windows]

[Linux]

Execution Result/Output Format

FSP_SW/RB-A_BASE: INFO: 02000: Start pi-list.Option:pi-list -state running -appid cfmgApplication
ProcessInstanceID       ProcessInstanceName     Status  Initiator
171003          patch application request_171003_rhel57ja64_L0705_20(VL2PEOQ9WA0001)
        running         manage
171318          patch application request _171003_rhel57ja64_L0705_20(VL2PEOQ9WA0001)
        running     manage
Searched for three instances.
FSP_SW/RB-A_BASE: INFO: 02001: pi-list has terminated normally. Option:pi-list -state running -appid cfmgApplication Code:0