Shared Services Stage Actions and Parameters

The following table lists available actions and parameters.

Table 21. Stage Actions and Parameters for Shared Services

Action	Parameters
Email	Action that enables e-mail messages to be sent automatically to an e-mail address. Complete these parameters for the e-mail action: To: Type an e-mail address for the recipient Subject: Type a subject for the e-mail Message: Select a variable (by double-clicking a variable from the variables list) to display success or failure Variables: Lists the available variables for the e-mail action
Execute	Action that runs external programs from a command line. Complete these parameters for the execute action: Command: Type a command to run an external program. The external program can be a valid command line script (such as a “bat” script on Windows or a “sh” script on UNIX) and any valid program execution command. Make sure that your bat file does not resolve the path dynamically; if the files uses any variables to resolve the path, it will not work. The command must include the full path to the executable. For example, to launch Internet Explorer, type: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE.

Action

Parameters

Action that enables e-mail messages to be sent automatically to an e-mail address. Complete these parameters for the e-mail action:

To: Type an e-mail address for the recipient
Subject: Type a subject for the e-mail
Message: Select a variable (by double-clicking a variable from the variables list) to display success or failure
Variables: Lists the available variables for the e-mail action

Execute

Action that runs external programs from a command line. Complete these parameters for the execute action:

Command: Type a command to run an external program.
The external program can be a valid command line script (such as a “bat” script on Windows or a “sh” script on UNIX) and any valid program execution command. Make sure that your bat file does not resolve the path dynamically; if the files uses any variables to resolve the path, it will not work.
The command must include the full path to the executable. For example, to launch Internet Explorer, type: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE.