DepotObject - getDBKeyByTypeStringGroupAndName
DepotObject - getDBKeyByTypeStringGroupAndName
Description :
This command gets the DBKey to a depot object. You must provide the name of the depot object and the full path to the depot group containing the depot object. You must also provide a string describing the type of depot object. The following is a list of all valid depot object type strings, excluding software packages:
- BLPACKAGE: BlPackage
- DEPOT_FILE_OBJECT: file
- NSHSCRIPT: NshScript
- UCS_TEMPLATE: UCS template
- UCS_MAC_POOL: UCS MAC pool
- UCS_UUID_POOL: UCS UUID pool
- UCS_STORAGE_POOL: UCS storage pool
- UCS_BOOTABLE_STORAGE_POOL: UCS bootable storage pool
- AGENT_BUNDLE: Agent Bundle
The following is a list of software installables that are also valid depot objects: - AIX_PATCH_INSTALLABLE: AIX patch
- AIX_PACKAGE_INSTALLABLE: AIX package
- HP_PRODUCT_INSTALLABLE: HP-UX product
- HP_BUNDLE_INSTALLABLE: HP-UX bundle
- HP_PATCH_INSTALLABLE: HP-UX patch
- RPM_INSTALLABLE: Linux RPM
- SOLARIS_PATCH_INSTALLABLE: Solaris patch
- SOLARIS_PACKAGE_INSTALLABLE: Solaris package
- HOTFIX_WINDOWS_INSTALLABLE: Windows HotFix
- SERVICEPACK_WINDOWS_INSTALLABLE: Windows Service Pack
- MSI_WINDOWS_INSTALLABLE: Windows MSI Package
- INSTALLSHIELD_WINDOWS_INSTALLABLE: Windows InstallShield Package
Return type : DBKey
Command Input :
Variable Name | Variable Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
depotObjectTypeString | String | String representation of depot object type. For more detailed information, see the description above. |
groupName | String | Fully qualified path to the parent depot group. |
depotObjectName | String | Name of the depot object. |
Example
The following example shows how to get the DBKey for an NSH script that is a depot object:
Script
SCRIPT_KEY=`blcli DepotObject getDBKeyByTypeStringGroupAndName NSHSCRIPT /scripts reboot`
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