T he Online Software release includes two IS utilities which can be used to browse the contents of the IS repository. One is a command line text application called is_ls and another one is Motif based graphical application called is_monitor. This chapter explains how one can use them.
The IS listing application is called is_ls and can be used to see the contents of all the valid IS servers in all the valid IPC partitions. It's command line has the following syntax:
Usage |
is_ls [-v] [-p partition-name] [-n server-name] [-R reg-expr] [-D] [-N] [-T]
Options/Arguments:
-v print information values.
-p partition-name partition to get the IS server.
-n server-name IS server to get information from.
-R regular-expression defines information to be printed.
-D print description of information attributes (if available).
-N print names of information attributes (if available).
-T print types of information attributes.
-H print information history (if available).
Being started without parameters the is_ls shows all the valid IS servers in the default IPC partition and for each server prints a list of existing information. This list contains information names, types and dates. If -v flag is set the is_ls will print also information values.
The IS command sender application is called is_cmd and can be used to send commands to the information providers.
Usage |
is_cmd [-v] [-p partition-name] [-n server-name] -c command [-i info-names] [-R regular-expression]
Options/Arguments:
-v verbose mode is on.
-p partition-name partition to get the IS server.
-n server-name IS server to get information from.
-c command command to send
-i info-names names of infomation to send commands to
-R regular-expression regular expression for information to send command to.
The IS information remover application is called is_rm and can be used to remove a particular information from the IS repository.
Usage |
is_rm [-v] [-p partition-name] [-n server-name] [-R regular-expression]
Options/Arguments:
-v verbose mode is on.
-p partition-name partition to work in.
-n server-name IS server to work with.
-R regular-expression regular expression for information to be removed.
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