File for role information entries (Optional)
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Description
This file contains role information to be registered in JP1/Service Support. This file must be created in CSV format. To register the contents of this file in JP1/Service Support, you must execute the jssroleimport command.
Format
#comments (Linefeed) "role-ID","role-name","comment"(Linefeed) "role-ID","role-name","comment"(Linefeed) : :
Lines starting with a hash mark (#) are treated as comments.
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(Linefeed): Indicates a linefeed character.
File name
Use any file name.
Storage folder
Any folder on the host where the jssroleimport command is executed
When the definition is applied
The definition is applied to JP1/Service Support when the jssroleimport command is executed.
What is described
Specify role information in the order described in the following table.
Specification order |
Element name |
Specifiable character and conditions |
Specifiable number of bytes# |
Specify or not |
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1 |
Role ID |
Half-width alphanumeric characters |
1 to 64 bytes |
Y |
2 |
Role name |
Characters other than control characters (0x00 to 0x1F, and 0x7F) |
1 to 255 bytes |
Y |
3 |
Comment |
Characters other than control characters (0x00 to 0x1F, and 0x7F) |
No more than 512 bytes |
Δ |
Each line holds information for one role. Enclose each element of role information in double-quotation marks ("), and separate the elements with commas (,). Elements other than Role ID and Role name are optional, but such elements cannot be omitted. Even if you do not want to specify an element, you need to leave a set of double quotation marks ("") for it. In addition, the order of specifying the elements is fixed.
The following is an example when Comment is omitted:
"Role-ID","Role name",""(Linefeed)
Notes
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If you specify four or more elements by mistake as information for a role, elements from 1 to 3 are registered, but the fourth and the following elements are not registered.
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The File for role information entries must be created or edited with a character encoding that is compatible with the system locale of the machine on which JP1/Service Support is installed. You can use one of the following character encodings:
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In a Japanese environment: MS932
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In an English environment: ISO-8859-1
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In a Chinese environment: GB18030
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Definition example
The following example enters three role information items in the File for role information entries:
"Role1","Role Name 1","First Role" "Role2","Role Name 2","Second Role" "Role3","Role Name 3","Third Role"