B ECSF Command Line Administration Utility

This appendix provides a reference for the commands available for the Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search (ECSF) Command Line Administration Utility. You can use the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility to quickly test and manage the searchable objects without having to use Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Applications Control for ECSF.

Note:

Administrators should use Fusion Applications Control for ECSF to manage the life cycle of searchable objects in the production environment.

Table B-1 shows the commands you can use to administer search. The commands appear in alphabetical order.

Table B-1 ECSF Command Line Administration Utility Commands

Command	Description
activate object ID	Activates a searchable object so that a query of it returns results. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to activate. Only a searchable object that has been deployed can be activated. Customized searchable objects cannot be activated using the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility. You must activate customized searchable objects by using the Fusion Applications Control for ECSF.
add object ID to category ID	Associates the searchable object you specify with the search category you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to add to the search category, and specify the ID number corresponding to the search category to which you want to add the searchable object. Searchable objects must be deployed before you can associate them with search categories. Search categories must be undeployed before you can associate searchable objects with them. You can associate the same searchable object with multiple search categories. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated.
add object to category ID	Associates a searchable object with the search category you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search category to which you want to add the searchable object. The ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of available searchable objects and prompts you to enter the ID corresponding to the searchable object you want to associate with the search category. Searchable objects must be deployed before you can associate them with search categories. Search categories must be undeployed before you can associate searchable objects with them. You can associate the same searchable object with multiple search categories. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated.
add object ID to schedule ID	Associates the searchable object you specify with the index schedule you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to add to the index schedule, and specify the ID number corresponding to the index schedule to which you want to add the searchable object. Searchable objects must be deployed before you can associate them with index schedules. You can only associate each searchable object with one index schedule. Only a searchable object that is not already associated with an index schedule can be added to an index schedule. Index schedules must be undeployed before you can associate searchable objects with them. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
add object to schedule ID	Associates the searchable object you specify with the index schedule you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the index schedule to which you want to add the searchable object. The ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of available searchable objects and prompts you to enter the ID corresponding to the searchable object you want to associate with the index schedule. Searchable objects must be deployed before you can associate them with index schedules. You can only associate each searchable object with one index schedule. Only a searchable object that is not already associated with an index schedule can be added to an index schedule. Index schedules must be undeployed before you can associate searchable objects with them. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
add unassigned object to instance	Associates a searchable object with the specified search engine instance. The ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of available searchable objects and prompts you to enter the ID corresponding to the searchable object you want to add to the search engine instance. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance to which you want to add the searchable object. A searchable object can only be associated with one search engine instance at a time.
add unassigned object ID to instance	Associates a searchable object with the specified search engine instance. Specify the ID corresponding to the searchable object you want to add to the search engine instance. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance to which you want to add the searchable object. A searchable object can only be associated with one search engine instance at a time.
connect to database	Creates the connection to a database using a system identifier (SID). Follow the prompts to enter a username and password, as well as field values.
connect to database hostname port SID	Creates the connection to a database using a system identifier (SID). Specify the host name, port number, and SID. Follow the prompts to enter a username and password.
connect to database descriptor	Creates the connection to a database using a database descriptor. Follow the prompts to enter a username and password, as well as field values.
connect to database descriptor 'descriptor'	Creates the connection to a database using a database descriptor. Specify the descriptor, enclosing it in quotes, with either the system identifier (SID) or service name, for example: Using SID: '(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=fusionhost123)(PORT=5521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=dbmsdb2)))' Using service name: '(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=fusionhost123)(PORT=5521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=myservice)))' Follow the prompts to enter a username and password.
connect to database service	Creates the connection to a database using a service name. Follow the prompts to enter a username and password, as well as field values.
connect to database service hostname port servicename	Creates the connection to a database using a service name. Specify the host name, port number, and service name. Follow the prompts to enter a username and password.
connect to mbeanserver	Creates the connection to an MBean server. Follow the prompts to enter a username and password, as well as field values.
connect to mbeanserver hostname port	Creates the connection to an MBean server. Specify the host name and port number. Follow the prompts to enter a username and password.
create category	Adds a new search category to the ECSF_SEARCH_INDEX_GROUP table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Follow the prompts to enter field values. If you issue the command while managing a search engine instance, the search category is automatically associated with the search engine instance you are managing. If you issue the command outside a search engine instance context, the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of the available search engine instances and prompts you to choose a search engine instance for the search category you want to create.
create category set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Adds a new search category to the ECSF_SEARCH_INDEX_GROUP table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes". If you issue the command while managing a search engine instance, the search category is automatically associated with the search engine instance you are managing. If you issue the command outside of a search engine instance context, the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of the available search engine instances and prompts you to choose a search engine instance for the search category you want to create.
create instance	Adds a new search engine instance to the specified search engine type. Follow the prompts to enter field values. You must issue the command while not managing a search engine instance.
create instance set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Adds a new search engine instance to the specified search engine type. Directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes". You must issue the command while not managing a search engine instance.
create object	Adds a new searchable object to the specified search engine type. Follow the prompts to enter field values. If you issue the command while managing a search engine instance, the searchable object is automatically associated with the search engine instance you are managing. If you issue the command outside a search engine instance context, the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of the available search engine instances and prompts you to choose a search engine instance for the searchable object you want to create.
create schedule	Adds a new index schedule to the ECSF_INDEX_SCHEDULE table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Follow the prompts to enter field values. If you issue the command while managing a search engine instance, the index schedule is automatically associated with the search engine instance you are managing. If you issue the command outside a search engine instance context, the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of the available search engine instances and prompts you to choose a search engine instance for the index schedule you want to create.
create schedule set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Adds a new index schedule to the ECSF_INDEX_SCHEDULE table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes". If you issue the command while managing a search engine instance, the index schedule is automatically associated with the search engine instance you are managing. If you issue the command outside a search engine instance context, the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of the available search engine instances and prompts you to choose a search engine instance for the index schedule you want to create.
create unassigned object	Adds a new searchable object to the specified search engine type. Follow the prompts to enter field values. The searchable object is not associated with a search engine instance.
deactivate object ID	Deactivates a searchable object so that a query of it does not return results. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to deactivate. Only an activated searchable object can be deactivated. Deactivated searchable objects are still available for the search engine instance to crawl.
delete category ID	Disassociates the specified search category from the search engine instance and removes it from the ECSF_SEARCH_INDEX_GROUP table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search category you want to delete. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated.
delete external category ID	Removes the specified external search category from the ECSF_SEARCH_INDEX_GROUP table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database and makes it unavailable for querying. Specify the ID number of the external searchable category you want to delete.
delete instance ID	Removes the specified search engine instance. You cannot delete search engine instances while you are managing an engine instance. You cannot delete a search engine instance if there are any deployed objects, categories, or schedules associated with it.
delete object ID	Removes the specified assigned searchable object (associated with a search engine instance) from the ECSF schema in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the searchable object is associated. If the searchable object has been deployed, you must undeploy it before you can delete its record from the database.
delete schedule ID	Disassociates the specified index schedule from the search engine instance and removes it from the ECSF_INDEX_SCHEDULE table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Specify the ID corresponding to the index schedule you want to delete. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
delete unassigned object ID	Removes the specified unassigned searchable object (not associated with a search engine instance) from the ECSF schema in the Oracle Fusion Applications database.
deploy category ID	Deploys the specified search category to the search engine instance. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search category you want to deploy. Searchable objects must be associated with the search category before you can deploy it. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated.
deploy object ID	Deploy the searchable object you specify to the search engine instance to make the objects available for the search engine instance to crawl. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to deploy. The searchable objects deployed to the search engine instance must have a unique and fully qualified name, for example, oracle.apps.crm.Opportunity or oracle.apps.hcm.Opportunity. Only a searchable object that is associated with a search engine instance can be deployed.
deploy params for objects	Collectively updates all deployed searchable objects with the latest search engine instance parameters.
deploy params for object ID	Updates the specified searchable object with the latest search engine instance parameters.
deploy schedule ID	Deploys the specified index schedule to the search engine instance. Specify the ID number corresponding to the index schedule you want to deploy. Searchable objects must be associated with the index schedule before you can deploy it. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
disconnect	Disconnects you from the current database or MBean server connection.
exit	Closes the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility.
help	Lists all the available help commands.
help activate	Lists the valid syntax for the activate command.
help add	Lists the valid syntax for the add commands.
help category	Lists the commands that can be used for search categories.
help connect	Lists the valid syntax for the connect commands
help create category	Lists the fields available for the create category commands.
help create instance	Lists the fields available for the create instance commands.
help create object	Lists the fields available for the create object command.
help create schedule	Lists the fields available for the create schedule command.
help create unassigned object	Lists the fields available for the create unassigned object command.
help create schedule	Lists the fields available for the create schedule commands.
help deactivate	Lists the valid syntax for the deactivate object command.
help delete	Lists the valid syntax for the delete commands.
help deploy	Lists the valid syntax for the deploy commands.
help disconnect	Lists the valid syntax for the disconnect command.
help instance	Lists the commands that can be used for search engine instances.
help list	Lists the valid syntax for the list commands.
help manage	Lists the valid syntax for the manage commands.
help object	Lists the commands that can be used for searchable objects.
help param	Lists the commands that can be used for search engine instance parameters.
help remove	Lists the valid syntax for the remove commands.
help schedule	Lists the commands that can be used for index schedules.
help set	Lists the valid syntax for the set commands.
help showdetails	Lists the valid syntax for the showdetails commands.
help start	Lists the valid syntax for the start command.
help stop	Lists the valid syntax for the stop command.
help unassigned object	Lists the commands that can be used for unassigned searchable objects.
help undeploy	Lists the valid syntax for the undeploy commands.
help unmanage	Lists the valid syntax for the unmanage commands.
help update category	Lists the fields available for the update category commands.
help update instance	Lists the fields available for the update instance commands.
help update schedule	Lists the fields available for the update schedule commands.
help register object	Lists the fields available for the register object commands.
import external categories	Lists one by one all the external categories of the search engine instance you are managing and prompts you to confirm whether or not you want to import each external category. Enter Y to import the external category, which adds it to the ECSF_SEARCH_INDEX_GROUP table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Enter N to cancel the importing of the external category. The default value is N. All external search categories that have been previously imported will be replaced by the latest import from Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (Oracle SES). If you had previously deleted any of the records corresponding to the external search categories, you must delete them again to make them unavailable for querying.
import external categories for instance ID	Lists one by one all the external categories of the search engine instance you specify and prompts you to confirm whether or not you want to import each external category. Enter Y to import the external category, which adds it to the ECSF_SEARCH_INDEX_GROUP table in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Enter N to cancel the importing of the external category. The default value is N. All external search categories that have been previously imported will be replaced by the latest import from Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (Oracle SES). If you had previously deleted any of the records corresponding to the external search categories, you must delete them again to make them unavailable for querying.
list categories	Lists the search categories and their corresponding ID numbers for the search engine instance you are managing.
list categories for instance ID	Lists the search categories and their corresponding ID numbers for the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the desired search engine instance.
list external search categories	Lists the external search categories and their corresponding ID numbers for the search engine instance you are managing.
list external search categories for instance ID	Lists the external search categories and their corresponding ID numbers for the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the desired search engine instance.
list instances	Lists the search engine instances and their corresponding ID numbers
list objects	Lists a summary of the searchable objects associated with the search engine instance you are managing.
list objects for category ID	Lists a summary of the searchable objects associated with the search category you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the desired search category.
list objects for instance ID	Lists a summary of the searchable objects associated with the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the desired search engine instance.
list objects for schedule ID	Lists a summary of the searchable objects associated with the index schedule you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the desired index schedule.
list params for instance	Lists the parameters that are available for the set param command for the engine instance you are managing.
list params for instance ID	Lists the parameters that are available for the set param command for the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the desired search engine instance.
list schedules	Lists the index schedules associated with the search engine instance you are managing.
list schedules for instance ID	Lists the index schedules associated with the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the desired search engine instance.
list unassigned objects	Lists the unassigned searchable objects (not associated with a search engine instance) and their corresponding ID numbers.
manage instance	Sets the context to the specified search engine instance. The ECSF Command Line Administration Utility lists all the search engine instances and their corresponding ID numbers and prompt you for the ID number of the search engine instance you want to manage.
manage instance ID	Sets the context to the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search engine instance you want to manage.
register idplugin	Registers an identity plug-in for the instance you are managing. The deployment of the Federated Trust Entity occurs when the identity plug-in is registered.
register idplugin for instance ID	Registers an identity plug-in for the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the desired search engine instance. The deployment of the Federated Trust Entity occurs when the identity plug-in is registered.
register object	Associates the specified searchable object with the search engine instance you are managing and creates a new record for the searchable object in the ECSF schema of the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Follow the prompts to enter field values. For BO Name, you must enter a fully qualified view object name defined in your application.
register object set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Associates the specified searchable object with the search engine instance you are managing and creates a new record for the searchable object in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes".
register unassigned object	Creates a new record of an unassigned searchable object (not associated with a search engine instance) in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Follow the prompts to enter field values. For BO Name, you must enter a fully qualified view object name defined in your application.
register unassigned object set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Creates a new record of an unassigned searchable object (not associated with a search engine instance) in the Oracle Fusion Applications database. Directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes".
remove object from category ID	Disassociates a searchable object from the search category you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search category from which you want to disassociate the searchable object. The ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of searchable objects and prompts you to enter the ID corresponding to the searchable object you want to remove from the search category. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated. The searchable object is still available for association to other search categories.
remove object ID from category ID	Disassociates the specified searchable object from the search category you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to remove from the search category. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search category from which you want to disassociate the searchable object. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated. The searchable object is still available for association to other search categories.
remove object from instance	Disassociates a searchable object from the specified search engine instance and makes it available for association to another search engine instance. The ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of searchable objects and prompts you to enter the ID corresponding to the searchable object you want to remove from the search engine instance. In order to disassociate a searchable object from a search engine instance, both the object and the instance must be undeployed.
remove object from instance ID	Disassociates a searchable object from the specified search engine instance and makes it available for association to another search engine instance. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search engine instance from which you want to remove the searchable object. The ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of searchable objects and prompts you to enter the ID corresponding to the searchable object you want to remove from the search engine instance. In order to disassociate a searchable object from a search engine instance, both the object and the instance must be undeployed.
remove object ID from instance	Disassociates the specified searchable object from the search engine instance and makes it available for association to another search engine instance. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to remove. In order to disassociate a searchable object from a search engine instance, both the object and the instance must be undeployed.
remove object ID from instance ID	Disassociates the searchable object from the search engine instance and makes it available for association to another search engine instance. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to remove and the ID number corresponding to the search engine instance from which you want to remove the searchable object. In order to disassociate a searchable object from a search engine instance, both the object and the instance must be undeployed.
remove object from schedule ID	Disassociates a searchable object from the specified index schedule and makes it available to be added to another index schedule. Specify the ID number corresponding to the index schedule from which you want to disassociate the searchable object. The ECSF Command Line Administration Utility displays a list of searchable objects and prompts you to enter the ID corresponding to the searchable object you want to remove from the index schedule. In order to disassociate a searchable object from an index schedule, the index schedule must not be deployed. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
remove object ID from schedule ID	Disassociates the searchable object you specify from the specified index schedule and makes it available to be added to another index schedule. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to disassociate and the ID number corresponding to the index schedule from which you want to disassociate the searchable object. In order to disassociate a searchable object from an index schedule, the index schedule must not be deployed. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
set param "paramname"="value"	Sets parameter values for the search engine instance. Use the following command syntax to directly pass in one parameter name-value pair at a time: See the "Managing Search with Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search Framework" chapter in the Oracle Fusion Applications Administrator's Guide for a list of known engine instance parameters. The parameter name and value must be enclosed in quotes. If the parameter name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "value with \"escaped\" quotes". You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance whose password parameters you want to set.
set password param	Sets password parameter values for the search engine instance. Pass in one password parameter and its password. See the "Managing Search with Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search Framework" chapter in the Oracle Fusion Applications Administrator's Guide for a list of known engine instance parameters. The password parameter name must be enclosed in quotes. If the parameter parameter name contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "value with \"escaped\" quotes". You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance whose password parameters you want to set.
showdetails for category ID	Lists detailed information about the specified search category and the searchable objects associated with it.
showdetails for unassigned object ID	Lists the detailed information about the specified unassigned searchable object.
showdetails	Lists the detailed information for the search engine instance being managed. You must issue the command while managing a search engine instance.
showdetails for instance ID	Lists the detailed information about the specified search engine instance.
showdetails for object ID	Lists the detailed information about the specified searchable object.
showdetails for param ID	Lists the detailed information about the specified search engine instance parameter.
showdetails for schedule ID	Lists detailed information about the specified index schedule and the searchable objects associated with it.
start schedule ID	Launches the index schedule you specify and causes Oracle SES to create the full-text search indexes. Specify the ID corresponding to the index schedule you want to start. Index schedules must be deployed to the search engine instance before you can start it. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
stop schedule ID	Stops the specified index schedule that has been started and aborts the index process. Specify the ID number of the index schedule you want to stop. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
undeploy category ID	Removes a search category from the search engine instance. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search category you want to undeploy. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated.
undeploy object ID	Removes a searchable object from the search engine instance to make the object unavailable for the search engine instance to crawl. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to undeploy. Only deployed and deactivated searchable objects can be undeployed.
undeploy schedule ID	Removes the specified index schedule from the search engine instance. Specify the ID number corresponding to the index schedule you want to undeploy. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.
unmanage	Resets or exits the search engine instance context.
unmanage instance	Resets or exits the search engine instance context.
update category ID	Modifies the properties of the specified search category. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search category you want to modify. Follow the prompts to enter field values. Set the scope of the search category to GLOBAL to allow the search categories to be queried. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated.
update category ID set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Modifies the properties of the specified search category. Use the following command syntax to directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command: The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes". Set the scope of the search category to GLOBAL to allow the search categories to be queried. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the search category is associated.
update external category ID	Modifies the application identity of the specified external search category. Specify the ID number corresponding to the external search category you want to modify. Follow the prompts to enter field values. Set the scope of the search category to GLOBAL to allow the search categories to be queried. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the external search category is associated.
update external category ID set "fieldname"="value"	Modifies the application identity of the specified external search category. Use the following command syntax to directly pass in a field name-value pair with the command: The field name and value must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes". Set the scope of the search category to GLOBAL to allow the search categories to be queried. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the external search category is associated.
update instance	Modifies the properties of the search engine instance you are currently managing. If you are not currently managing a search engine instance, the ECSF Command Line Administration Utility lists all the search engine instances and their corresponding ID numbers and prompt you for the ID number of the search engine instance you want to modify. Follow the prompts to enter field values.
update instance ID	Modifies the properties of the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search engine instance you want to modify. Follow the prompts to enter field values.
update instance set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Modifies the properties of the search engine instance you are currently managing. Directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes".
update instance ID set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Modifies the properties of the search engine instance you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the search engine instance you want to modify and directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes".
update object ID	Modifies the display name and application ID of a deployed searchable object without first having to deactivate and undeploy the searchable object. Specify the ID number of the searchable object you want to modify. Follow the prompts to enter field values for the display name and application ID. You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the searchable object is associated.
update object ID set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Modifies the display name and application ID of a deployed searchable object without first having to deactivate and undeploy the searchable object. Specify the ID number corresponding to the searchable object you want to modify and directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes". You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the searchable object is associated.
update schedule ID	Modifies the properties of the index schedule you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the index schedule you want to modify. Follow the prompts to enter new field values.
update schedule ID set "fieldname"="value","fieldname"="value"...	Modifies the properties of the index schedule you specify. Specify the ID number corresponding to the index schedule you want to modify and directly pass in field name-value pairs with the command. The field names and values must be enclosed in quotes. If the field name or value contains a quote, escape it with a backslash, for example, "field name with \"escaped\" quotes". You must issue the command while managing the search engine instance with which the index schedule is associated.