N1 Grid Service Provisioning System 5.0 Command-Line Interface Reference Manual

Overview of the `fdb` Commands

The following table summarizes the CLI commands for managing folders.

Table 6–1 Summary of the fdb Commands


Command	Description
`fdb.f.add`	Create a folder.
`fdb.f.mod`	Modify a folder.
`fdb.f.mv`	Move or rename a folder.
`fdb.f.del`	Delete a folder.
`fdb.f.la`	List all folders.
`fdb.f.lo`	List the details about one folder.
`fdb.f.co`	Change the owner group of a folder.
`fdb.f.mp`	Change the permissions for a folder.

`fdb.f.add`

This command created a folder.

Table 6–2 Arguments and Result for the fdb.f.add Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
fullname	[R]	String	The full name of the folder, which is the path to the folder and the folder name
desc	[O]	String	The description of the folder
result		Folder	The new folder

`fdb.f.mod`

This command modifies the specified folder.

Table 6–3 Arguments and Result for the fdb.f.mod Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
ID	[R]	FolderID	The folder instance ID
desc	[O]	String	The description of the folder
result		Folder	The modified folder

`fdb.f.mv`

This command moves or renames a folder. The contents of the folder are moved, as well.

Table 6–4 Arguments for the fdb.f.mv Command


Argument		Syntax	Description
ID	[R]	FolderID	The ID of the folder to move or rename
fullname	[R]	String	The new full name of the folder, which is the path to the folder and the folder name

`fdb.f.del`

This command deletes a folder and its contents.

Table 6–5 Argument and Result for the fdb.f.del Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
ID	[R]	FolderID	The ID of the folder to delete
result		none

`fdb.f.la`

This command lists all folders.

Table 6–6 Arguments for the fdb.f.la Command


Argument		Syntax	Description
folderID	[O]	FolderID	The parent folder ID; default is the root folder, (NM:/)
flatView	[O]	Boolean	Should the results be listed in flat view (recursively from parent); defaults to true

`fdb.f.lo`

This command lists the details of one folder.

Table 6–7 Argument and Result for the fdb.f.lo Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
ID	[R]	FolderID	The ID of the folder
result		Folder	The folder

`fdb.f.co`

This command changes the owner group of a folder.

Table 6–8 Arguments and Result for the fdb.f.co Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
ID	[R]	FolderID	The folder ID
groupID	[R]	GroupID	The group ID
result		Folder	The modified folder

`fdb.f.mp`

This command changes the permissions of a folder.

Table 6–9 Arguments and Result for the fdb.f.mp Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
ID	[R]	FolderID	The folder ID
groupID	[R]	GroupID	The group ID
write	[O]	Boolean	Whether the group has `write` permissions on the folder. Default is false. If set to true, `checkin-current` and `autorun` permissions are also set to true.
checkin-current	[O]	Boolean	Whether the group has `checkin-current` permission on the folder. Default value equals `write` permission value. If unspecified while updating a group's permissions, value reverts to default.
autorun	[O]	Boolean	Whether the group has `autorun` permissions on the folder. Default value equals the `write` permissions value. If unspecified while updating a group's permissions, value reverts to default.
execute	[O]	HostSetID	The hostSetID for which the `execute` permission is to be applied. An empty value will remove the `execute` permission on any hostsets. To set this permission for ``all'' hostsets, clients use the ```allhosts`'' sentinel value. (Note that this sentinel value is rendered as ``universal set'' in the browser interface.)
result		Folder	The modified folder

Overview of the fdb Commands

fdb.f.add

fdb.f.mod

fdb.f.mv

fdb.f.del

fdb.f.la

fdb.f.lo

fdb.f.co

fdb.f.mp