Commands

This chapter explains how to automate functions, such as job execution and packaging, by linking with the related program JP1/AJS. It also explains other aspects of JP1/Software Distribution commands, such as the command syntax.

Organization of this chapter: 4.1 Overview of automatic operations via linkage with JP1/AJS; 4.2 Command types and I/O information; 4.3 About command explanations; 4.4 dcmcoll.exe (collecting files); 4.5 dcmcsvu.exe (exporting to a CSV-formatted file); 4.6 dcmdice.exe (exporting a software inventory dictionary); 4.7 dcmdici.exe (importing a software inventory dictionary); 4.8 dcmgpmnt.exe (applying policies to all hosts); 4.9 dcmhstwo.exe (detecting a host on which JP1/Software Distribution is not installed); 4.10 dcminst.exe (creating and executing a job); 4.11 dcmjbrm.exe (deleting a job); 4.12 dcmjexe.exe (executing a job); 4.13 dcmmonrst.exe (storing operating information in a database); 4.14 dcmpack.exe (executing a package); 4.15 dcmpkget.exe (acquiring a backup of a package); 4.16 dcmpkput.exe (restoring a package from its backup); 4.17 dcmpkrm.exe (deleting a package); 4.18 dcmrmgen.exe (deleting a job definition); 4.19 dcmrtry.exe (retrying a job); 4.20 dcmstat.exe (getting the job status); 4.21 dcmstdiv.exe (loading offline machine information); 4.22 dcmstsw.exe (monitoring the job status); 4.23 dcmsusp.exe (suspending and resuming a file transfer); 4.24 dcmuidi.exe (batch input of user inventories); 4.25 dcmwsus.exe (executing WSUS synchronization); 4.26 Creating a parameter file; 4.27 Reserved word specification method; 4.28 Command operation at logoff that depends on a registry setting and logoff option

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4. Commands