Command list

Commands used with JP1/AJS3 for EAP can be divided according to function as follows:

• Commands used with the job control function

• Command used with the InfoPackage control function and the process chain control function

• Common commands used with every control function

Table 4-1, Table 4-2, and Table 4-3 list the commands used with the various functions.

The commands are explained below in alphabetical order.

Table 4‒1: Commands for the job control function

Function	Command name	Required execution authority
Cancels a background job.	jr3bjcan	None
Copies a background job.	jr3bjcpy	None
Deletes a background job.	jr3bjdel	None
Releases a background job.	jr3bjrel	None
Acquires information regarding R/3 system resources.	jr3bjrep	None
Displays information about a background job.	jr3bjsho	None
Registers a background job.	jr3bjsub	None

Table 4‒2: Command for the InfoPackage control function and the process chain control function

Function	Command name	Required execution authority
Starts InfoPackage or a process chain.	jbwipsta	None

Table 4‒3: Common commands used by every control function

Function	Command name	Required execution authority
Sets availability of the extended password	jr3chrfc	Windows user who has Administrator permissions# Linux superuser
Collects data in the event of a failure in JP1/AJS3 for EAP, as well as OS information.	jr3ras	Windows user who has Administrator permissions# Linux superuser

Command usage precautions

The following are precautions on using commands for each type of OS.

• If you use Japanese UTF-8 as the character code (in Linux), the command argument is converted to Shift JIS. For this reason, make sure to note the specified length of the character string.

• When the character encoding is UTF-8, multi-byte characters such as Japanese require more bytes than when other character encodings are used. Therefore output columns will be misaligned if output information includes Japanese.

• Notes for Windows

  Differences in command rules

  The rules for JP1/AJS3 for EAP commands differ from in some respects from those for Windows commands. When using the JP1/AJS3 for EAP commands, keep in mind the following rule differences.

  General rules for Windows commands	Rules for JP1/AJS3 for EAP
  A slash (/) is used to separate options.	A hyphen (-) is used to separate options.
  Alphabetic characters used in a specified option are case-insensitive.	Alphabetic characters used in a specified option are case-sensitive.

The common argument formats for commands are explained below.

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