Description
This command displays information about configuration baselines that have been created. Information can be displayed in list form or detailed form.
Synopsis
[Windows]
snapview.exe -q name=<Configuration baseline name> |
snapview.exe -q num={<Number of generations> | all} |
snapview.exe -q starttime=<Start date> endtime=<End date> |
[Linux]
snapview.sh -q name=<Configuration baseline name> |
snapview.sh -q num={<Number of generations> | all} |
snapview.sh -q starttime=<Start date> endtime=<End date> |
Options
Specify the name of a configuration baseline to display information about that configuration baseline.
Specify either "all" or the number of generations (up to 99) of the configuration baseline to be displayed. Information about the configuration baseline will be displayed, starting with the immediately preceding generation and going back to the specified number of generations. If "all" is specified, information will be displayed for all generations of the configuration baseline.
This option displays configuration baselines that were collected during the specified period. Specify dates in YYYYMMDD format.
Return value
Return value | Meaning |
|---|---|
0 | The command has terminated normally. |
Other than 0 | The command has terminated abnormally. |
Command location
Admin server
[Windows]
[Systemwalker Software Configuration Manager installation directory]\CMDB\FJSVcmdbm |
[Linux]
/opt/FJSVcfmgm/CMDB/FJSVcmdbm/bin |
Privilege required/execution environment
[Windows]
Administrator privileges are required. Execute as an administrator.
This command can be executed on the admin server.
[Linux]
This command can only be executed by the system administrator (superuser).
This command can be executed on the admin server.
Notes
This command cannot be executed at the same time as other commands. An exclusive control error will occur if a command is executed while another command is executing.
Example
Displaying information for the "SNAP20120101" configuration baseline
[Windows]
snapview.exe -q name=SNAP20120101 |
[Linux]
snapview.sh -q name=SNAP20120101 |
Displaying information for all configuration baselines
[Windows]
snapview.exe -q num=all |
[Linux]
snapview.sh -q num=all |
Displaying information for configuration baselines between 2012/01/01 and 2012/01/31
[Windows]
snapview.exe -q starttime=20120101 endtime=20120131 |
[Linux]
snapview.sh -q starttime=20120101 endtime=20120131 |
