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Composer Commands

This document summarizes commands that can be used to manage objects in the database of IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler Version 8.5. The composer command line interface program is used with connection parameters and commands. Commands include add, authenticate, create, extract, replace, delete, list, modify, and help for performing operations on scheduling objects like calendars, event rules, parameters, variable tables, prompts and resources in the database.

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Composer Commands

This document summarizes commands that can be used to manage objects in the database of IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler Version 8.5. The composer command line interface program is used with connection parameters and commands. Commands include add, authenticate, create, extract, replace, delete, list, modify, and help for performing operations on scheduling objects like calendars, event rules, parameters, variable tables, prompts and resources in the database.

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database

Workload Scheduler, Version 8.5

Composer commands

This section describes the operations you can perform in the database using the composer command
line interface program with syntax:

composer [connection_parameters] [-defaultws twscpu]


["command[&[command]][...]"]

where connection_parameters are the following:

[-file filename]|
[-host hostname]
[-port port_name]
[-protocol protocol_name]
[-proxy proxy_name]
[-proxyport proxy_port_number]
[-password user_password]
[-timeout seconds]
[-username user_name]

These operations can only be run from any composer client command line installed.

In Table 115 displaying the list of commands that can be used against the scheduling object, filename
indicates an existing file when used in the syntax for the add and replace commands, it indicates a not
existing file when used in the syntax for the create/extract command.

Table 115. Commands used against scheduling objects in the database


User
Command Syntax Authorization
add add filename [;unlock] add or modify
authenticate authenticate [username=username
password=password]
create create | extract filename from display
extract {[calendars | calendar | cal=calname] |
[eventrule | erule | er=eventrulename] |
[parms | parm=parmname] |
[vartable | vt=tablename] |
[prompts | prom=promptname] |
[resources | resource |
res=[workstationame#]resourcename] |

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