Object Repository queries that you can run from the CLI
The following table provides a list of the query commands that you can run against the Object Repository.
Related topics
Query | Description |
|---|---|
--query-added-after "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" | Get the objects that have been added after the specified time. Query can be qualified with --query-state, --query-type-name or --query-type-path. |
--query-attr-name attr_name | Qualifies --query-path-prefix query to those objects with the stable attribute values. Up to four can be specified and paired with --query-attr-value (ie. the first name is paired with the first value and so on). See --defs-query-attributes. |
--query-attr-value attr_value | Qualifies --query-path-prefix query to those objects with a stable attribute value. Requires --query-attr-name. |
--query-changed-after "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" | Get the objects whose attributes have changed after the specified time. Query can be qualified with --query-state, --query-type-name or --query-type-path. |
--query-last-confirmed-after "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" | Get the objects (re)confirmed after the specified time. Query can be qualified with --query-state, --query-type-name or --query-type-path. |
--query-limit number|all | Qualifies a --query-objects, --query-state-altered-after, --query-added-after, --query-changed-after, --query-last-confirmed-after, --query-monitored or --query-path-prefix query to limit the number of objects returned. The default is 1000. The value "all" indicates there is no limit. This is not recommended. |
--query-monitored | Get the objects that are registered for monitoring. Query can be qualified with --query-state, --query-type-name or --query-type-path. |
--query-objects | Query objects. Query can be qualified with --query-state, --query-type-name or --query-type-path. |
--query-path-prefix instance_path_prefix | Get the objects matching the instance path prefix. The query must be qualified with --query-type-name and --query-type-path. Query can be qualified with --query-state, --query-attr-name or --query-attr-value. It can specify an empty string ("") to match everything. |
--query-pattern regular_expression | Qualifies queries with --query-type-name to those objects that match a specified regular expression. |
--query-state state | Qualifies --query-objects, --query-state-altered-after, --query-added-after, --query-changed-after, --query-last-confirmed-after, --query-monitored, or --query-path-prefix to those objects with the specified state. This option can be specified more than once. The valid states are: added|confirmed|not-found|deprecated|deleted. |
--query-state-altered-after "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" | Get the objects whose state has been altered after the specified time. Query can be qualified with --query-state, --query-type-name or --query-type-path. |
--query-type-name type_name | Qualifies a --query-objects, --query-state-altered-after, --query-added-after, --query-changed-after, --query-last-confirmed-after, --query-monitored or --query-path-prefix query to those objects matching the type name. See --defs-query-types. |
--query-type-path type_path | Qualifies a --query-objects, --query-state-altered-after, --query-added-after, --query-changed-after, --query-last-confirmed-after, --query-monitored or --query-path-prefix query to those objects matching the type path. This option requires an exclamation mark ! delimited type path follow it. See --defs-query-types. |