Руководство Разработчика для Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3

Introduction

Command Line Interface

Press the E

NTER

 key and your prompt becomes the following:

Enter 

SACmd and then the command and press the E

NTER

 key. The command executes and you are returned to the 

prompt.

For example,

Multiple Command Mode

Using the multiple command mode, you can enter CWA commands without typing 

SACmd each time. 

Open a command prompt window by selecting 

.

Change directories by entering the following (if you used the default location for files during installation) after the 
C:\> prompt:

Press the 

 key and your prompt becomes the following: 

Type 

SACmd and press the E

NTER

 key again.

The prompt changes to 

SACmd> and remains SACmd> until you exit. You are now in program’s multiple command 

mode. You can enter CWA commands without preceding them with 

SACmd. For example, entering a command from 

this mode looks like this:

To exit, enter 

and press the

E

NTER

key.

Command Line Interface

Verify the Master and Client Manager are up and running before using the Command Line program.

Before using sacmd <command>, you can set -persist to save the given URL, user and password in an encrypted 

file in the user's home directory, so that next time saCmd is started, the URL, user and password will not have to be 
specified. For further information on on command arguments, refer to the help by running sacmd -help from the bin 
directory of the Command Line Program home.

Once you have entered a SACmd session, you can enter help for an understanding of available commands. For 

example, SACmd>help.

Enter 

SACmd at an MSDOS command prompt.

The general format for using 

SACmd is as follows:

SACmd command -option1 Argument1 -option2 “Argument 2”