AppManager includes several sample command-line scripts and a sample scripting host, netiqcmd, for running the scripts. These sample scripts only illustrate a few common activities. Depending on your level of programming skill and knowledge of AppManager, far more complex scripting is possible through NetIQOLE.
The following sample command-line scripts are available:
Script Name |
Description |
---|---|
ackevent.vbs |
Acknowledges an existing AppManager event. |
AddChildJob.vbs |
Adds a child job to an existing parent job. |
AddToMonPolicy.vbs |
Adds a Knowledge Script group to a monitoring policy. |
CloseEvent.vbs |
Closes an existing AppManager event. |
CloseJob.vbs |
Closes an existing AppManager job. |
CreateJob.vbs |
Creates a new AppManager job on a specified target computer. |
CreateKSGroup |
Creates a new Knowledge Script Group. |
DeleteEvent.vbs |
Deletes an existing AppManager event. |
DeleteJob.vbs |
Deletes an existing AppManager job. |
DumpGraph.vbs |
Dumps graph data from a data stream in comma‑delimited form to the computer screen or a file. |
KSCheckin |
Checks a Knowledge Script into the QDB. |
KSCheckout |
Checks a Knowledge Script out of the QDB. |
RemoveFromMonPolicy |
Removes a Knowledge Script Group from a monitoring policy. |
RemoveKSGroup |
Deletes a Knowledge Script Group. |
StartJob.vbs |
Starts an existing AppManager job. |
StartKSGroup |
Creates new jobs based on the members of the Knowledge Script Group. |
StopJob.vbs |
Stops an existing AppManager job. |
Refer to the command-line reference Help for each sample script to determine the information each script requires to run. For example, the AckEvent.vbs script requires the event ID.
At a command prompt, type netiqcmd.exe and the script name. For example, to display usage information for the AckEvent.vbs script, type:
c:\Program Files\NetIQ\AppManager\scripts\netiqcmd.exe ackevent.vbs
The Help includes a brief description of the sample script, a usage example, and a list of script parameters.