Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 Guía Del Usuario

Using the Transporter Export/Import Utility

Using the Export/Import Command Line Interface

Enter text in the Search field above the table and click Find to locate a particular object.

From the list of Jobs/Groups or Calendars, check the boxes next to the objects that you want to delete.

You can right-click and use the menu to help in your selection process.

Click Delete Jobs or Delete Calendars.

Type yes in the Input dialog to confirm the deletion.

The Transporter confirms that the jobs/job groups or calendars were successfully deleted.

Click OK.

Using the Export/Import Command Line Interface

This section describes the general usage of the Export/Import features from the command prompt. 

Open a command prompt.

Navigate to the directory <installroot>\TIDAL\Transporter\bin.

Two Transporter command script files are provided: “transcmdline.bat” (Windows) and “transcmdline.sh” (Linux).

Run the Transporter command script with the appropriate command and options.

transcmdline[.sh] -T <command> -<option> <variable> [-<option> <variable>] ...

where: 

For example, on Windows you might use this command to export a group of jobs:

transcmdline -T exportjob -s MySource -g "\My Job Group" -d "C:\Output\Mar19\Job1"

On UNIX, the command name would be 

transcmdline.sh.

See the 

 below for a list of the export/import commands.

Parameter

Description

transcmdline

Launches the Transporter command script.

-T

Identifies this as a Transporter Task command.

<command>

Identifies what task/command the command line interface has to 
perform.

[-<option> <variable>]...

Specifies the option and its variable value. Some options are 
required. Multiple options can be specified. Variables containing 
special characters or spaces must be surrounded in double quotes. 
Valid options are documented in the following sections.