Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 Guía Del Usuario

Using the Transporter Export/Import Utility

Log File for Export Operations

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-f - Use this option to avoid a prompt to confirm the delete.

At least one of these options must be specified: 

-a or -g.

Deleting a job group:

transcmdline[.sh] -T deletejob -d MyDest -a "\My Old Job" -f

Deleting Calendars

When you delete a calendar, the calendar and its relationship with child and condition calendars are removed. When the 
command to delete a calendar is invoked, the utility only deletes calendars if the calendars are not associated with any 
other entity.

Be sure to create a backup of the database before invoking the command to delete a calendar. 

You use the following command and parameters with the Transporter to delete a calendar from a destination system. 

$ transcmdline[.sh] -T deletecal  -d <destination-connection-name> -c <calendar-name>

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-T deletecal - Indicate that the transcmdline tool is going to delete calendar data rather than work as a 
transporter.‘-T’ stands for Task. (Required)

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-d <destination-connection-name> - Specify the file name containing the destination system connection 
details. (Required)

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-c <calendar-name> - Specify the calendar to be deleted. (Required)

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-f - Use this option to avoid a prompt to confirm the delete.

Deleting a calendar:

transcmdline[.sh] -T deletecal -d MyDest -c "\My Alarm Calendar" -f

Log File for Export Operations

Data is written to the export.log file and saved in the export directory when the data is successfully exported to the file 
system as XML files. If an export.log file is not present in the export directory, it indicates that the export is not complete 
or has failed. 

The export.log file contains a summary information regarding the exported data which includes: 

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Type of export (job, calendar, job delta, or calendar delta)

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A list of jobs or job-groups selected for export

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The version of the CWA Master

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The time taken for export