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Master List of TMSH Commands

The document lists various procedures and commands that can be used within TMSH scripts, including: - script::help, script::init, script::run, and script::tabc which provide procedures for scripts - tmsh:: commands for interacting with the TMSH shell and configuration database like tmsh::create, tmsh::delete, tmsh::get_config, tmsh::list, tmsh::modify, and tmsh::show. - Other tmsh:: commands for logging, transactions, tab completion, and context.

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Master List of TMSH Commands

The document lists various procedures and commands that can be used within TMSH scripts, including: - script::help, script::init, script::run, and script::tabc which provide procedures for scripts - tmsh:: commands for interacting with the TMSH shell and configuration database like tmsh::create, tmsh::delete, tmsh::get_config, tmsh::list, tmsh::modify, and tmsh::show. - Other tmsh:: commands for logging, transactions, tab completion, and context.

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script::help - Scripts can provide the procedure script::help.

script::init - Called before script::run, script::help and script::tabc.


script::run - invokes the procedure script::run when you issue the tmsh shell
command run cli script “”name””
script::tabc - A script may provide the script::tabc procedure.
tmsh::add_help - Displays context sensitive help when the user types a
questions mark (?).
tmsh::add_tabc - This command can be used to add tab completion datasets.
tmsh::argc - Contains the number of arguments including the name of the script.
tmsh::argv - Contains the list of argument values, of which the script name is
always the first list item.
tmsh::begin_transaction - Begins an update transaction.
tmsh::builtin_help - Presents the same results as typing a question mark (?)
while entering a tmsh command.
tmsh::builtin_tabc - Allows your custom script to display the same tab
completion results as a built in command
tmsh::cancel_transaction - Cancels all commands that you have issued since the
last issuance of tmsh::begin_transaction.
tmsh::clear_screen - Clears the screen
tmsh::commit_transaction - Runs the commands that have been issued since the
last issuance of tmsh::begin_transaction.
tmsh::create - Mirrors the tmsh create command.
tmsh::csh - a Tcl string variable that can be used to determine context.
tmsh::delete - Mirrors the tmsh delete command
tmsh::display - Provides access to the tmsh pager
tmsh::display_threshold - Allows you to re-enable a display-threshold in your
script
tmsh::get_config - Returns a list of configuration items as Tcl objects.
tmsh::get_field_names - Returns a list of field names present in an object.
tmsh::get_field_value - Retrieves the value of the field name.
tmsh::get_name - Returns the object identifier associated with the object.
tmsh::get_status - Returns a list of config item statuses as Tcl objects.
tmsh::get_type - Returns the type identifier associated with the object.
tmsh::include - Runs the Tcl command eval on the specified script
tmsh::list - Runs the command list using the specified arguments.
tmsh::log - Logs the specified message.
tmsh::log_dest - Specifies where the system sends events.
tmsh::log_level - Specifies the default severity level.
tmsh::modify - Runs the command modify using the specified arguments.
tmsh::reset_stats - Runs the command reset-stats using the specified arguments
tmsh::show - Runs the command show using the specified arguments.
tmsh::stateless - Modifies the behavior of tmsh::create and tmsh::delete
tmsh::version - Returns the version number of the BIG-IP system as a Tcl string
tmsh::cd - Changes the current working directory.
tmsh::pwd - Returns the current working directory.

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