TemplatePart - removeIncludeByName


TemplatePart - removeIncludeByName

Description :

This command removes an include from a template part. You must provide the name of a template, the template group, the name and type of the template part, and the path to the server objects that are currently included.

The model types for which you can remove an exclude are:

  • DIRECTORY: Directory
  • REGISTRY_KEY: Windows registry key
  • COMPLUS_SUBCAT: Windows COM+ collection
  • COMPLUS_OBJECT: Windows COM+ object
  • METABASE_KEY: Windows metabase key
  • CUSTOM_OBJECT: Custom object

The software collections for which you can remove and exclude are:

AIX:

  • AIX_PACKAGE_LIST: AIX packages
  • AIX_PATCH_LIST: AIX patches

HP-UX

  • HP_BUNDLE_LIST: HP-UX bundles
  • HP_PRODUCT_LIST: HP-UX products
  • HP_PATCH_LIST: HP-UX patches

Linux:

  • RPM_LIST: Linux RPMs

Solaris

  • SOLARIS_PACKAGE_LIST: Solaris packages
  • SOLARIS_PATCH_LIST: Solaris patches

Windows

  • WINDOWS_APPLICATION_LIST: Windows applications
  • HOTFIX_LIST: Windows hotfixes

Return type : DBKey

Command Input :

Variable Name

Variable Type

Description

templateGroup

String

Fully qualified name of a template group.

templateName

String

Name of the template containing the part to be modified.

templatePartName

String

Path to the template part to be modified. Note that if you set templatePartType to CUSTOM_OBJECT, then you must set templatePartName to the class name of the custom object as specified in model.xml.

templatePartType

String

Type of template part for which an include should be removed (see description above).

includePath

String

Path to the server objects that are currently included.

Example

The following example removes an include from a template. The objects currently included are .txt files in a directory.

Script


TEMPLATE_NAME="template1"

TEMPLATE_GROUP="/parent/group1"

ASSET_TYPE="DIRECTORY"

ASSET_PATH="/C"

INCLUDE_FILES="*.txt"

RESULT=`blcli TemplatePart removeIncludeByName $TEMPLATE_GROUP $TEMPLATE_NAME '$ASSET_PATH' $ASSET_TYPE '$INCLUDE_FILES' `



 

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BMC Server Automation Command Line Interface 8.7