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What's New in the Sun N1 Service Provisioning System 5.2 Update 2 Release

Appendix A Appendix — New Commands

This appendix provides tables summarizing the usage of new commands provided with this release of the N1 Service Provisioning System.

Table A–1 bdb.b.la – Lists All Bundle Templates

Argument/Result 

 

Class 

Description 

result 

 

Bundle 

The Bundle template instances 

The bdb.b.lo command displays the details of a bundle template. Summary formatter is the default formatter. The summary formatter displays the same information as that in the bdb.b.la command, but for a single bundle template. Details could be retrieved with a -o detail argument.

Table A–2 bdb.b.lo – Displays Details of a Bundle Template

Argument/Result 

 

Class 

Description 

ID 

[R] 

BundleID 

The ID of the bundle template to view 

result 

 

Bundle 

The bundle template details, the contained search criteria, a generated list of entities corresponding to these criteria, if any 

Table A–3 bdb.b.add – Adds a New Bundle Template

Argument/Result 

 

Class 

Description 

name 

[R] 

String 

The name of the bundle template 

desc 

[O] 

String 

The description of the bundle template 

criteria 

[O] 

SearchCriteriaArray 

Search criteria for entities to be included in the bundle template. Criteria start with either F:(folder) HT:(hostType) HR:(hostSearch) HS:(hostSet) C:(component) CT:(componentType) SS:(systemServices) P:(plan), followed by comma seperated attribute=value pairs. Separate multiple such criteria by ';'. Attributes can be a combination of: name, desc, vis (visibility), path (folder path),ver (version), ct (extendsType), lab (label). Attributes depend the entity type.

result 

 

BundleID 

ID of the newly created bundle template 

The bdb.b.mod command modifies the contents of a bundle template. Criteria that you specified with the bdb.b.mod replace existing criteria for the entity type. Criteria specified on the command line replace the pre-existing ones for that entity.

Table A–4 bdb.b.mod – Modifies a Bundle Template

Argument/Result 

 

Class 

Description 

ID 

[R] 

BundleID 

The ID of the bundle template to modify 

desc 

[O] 

String 

The description of the bundle template 

criteria 

[O] 

SearchCriteriaArray 

Search criteria for entities to be included in the bundle template. Criteria specified through this command overwrite any existing criteria the bundle template had. The syntax of usage is the same as for bdb.d.add

result 

 

BundleID 

ID of the modified bundle template 

Note –

For the bdb.b.add and bdb.b.mod command, the order in which the entities are exported or imported is by default decided by the order of their search criteria in the bundle template. Pattern strings that contain ',' , ';' & '=' characters can be included by using '\' as an escape character. Backslash itself can be specified as '\\' in the pattern.

Table A–5 bdb.b.del – Deletes a Bundle Template

Argument/Result 

 

Class 

Description 

ID 

[R] 

BundleID 

The ID of the bundle template to delete 

Table A–6 bdb.b.exp – Exports a Bundle Template

Argument/Result 

 

Class 

Description 

ID 

[R] 

BundleID 

The ID of the bundle template to export 

path 

[R] 

String 

The path of the file system in which to save bundle jar that is created by the export 

Table A–7 bdb.b.imp – Imports a Bundle Jar

Argument/Result 

 

Class 

Description 

path 

[R] 

String 

The path to the file system from which to import the bundle jar 

owner 

[R] 

GroupID 

The group that will be owner of folders created by the import 

v 

[O] 

boolean 

True if you want only to validate an import, without actually executing one. Default value is false. 

result 

 

BundleSessionInfo 

Summary of the number and types of entities imported