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 email messages to be sent automatically to an e-mail address. Complete these parameters for the e-mail action: To: Type an email address for the recipient Subject: Type a subject for the email 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 email action
Execute	Action that runs external programs from a command line. For the Execute action, type a Command parameter 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 email messages to be sent automatically to an e-mail address. Complete these parameters for the e-mail action:

To: Type an email address for the recipient
Subject: Type a subject for the email
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 email action

Execute

Action that runs external programs from a command line. For the Execute action, type a Command parameter 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.