HP Systems Insight Manager 7.2 Command Line Interface Guide

• Tschedule.Imonths. Task runs every x months at specified day/time.
• Tschedule.Idaily. Task runs once a day at specified time.
• Tschedule.Irunonce. Task runs once at specified date/time.
The P parameter signifies the periodic interval (how often the task will run) and is required when
the T task type value is schedule. Valid periodic values (n) are any numeric values greater
than zero. For example: Tschedule.Iminutes.Pn.
The D parameter can signify a day or date value and is required when the T task type value is
schedule and the I interval type is weeks, months or runonce. Valid day|date values depend
on the specified interval type. If the interval type is weeks, the valid day values are Sunday, Monday,
etc. If the interval type is months, the valid day value is a numeric value in the range of 1-31. If
the Interval type is runonce, the valid date value is mm/dd/yy.
• Tschedule.Iweeks.Pn.Dfriday
• Tschedule.Imonths.Pn.D1
• Tschedule.Irunonce.Dmm/dd/yy
The M parameter signifies a time value and is required for all valid interval types except minutes
and hours. This parameter defines the time at which the task will run and is specified in 24 hour
format as follows.
Tschedule.Iweeks.P2.Dfriday.M1:00
External influences
The language setting of the command shell in which you execute this command is used as the
preferred language that you want the command line tool to execute with on the target nodes. If
creating a scheduled task, this language is saved in the scheduled task and used each time it is
executed. The same is true when modifying an existing task. If manually running a scheduled task,
this language is used to override the language stored in the task for this single execution.
For Windows operating systems, the current Code Page setting of the Command Prompt window
is used to determine the preferred language. For example, if the chcp command returns 932, the
language is Japanese. The chcp command can be used to change the Code Page setting if the
operating system has the language installed and is configured to enable its use.
For Linux and HP-UX, the LANG environment variable describes the locale that is used to determine
the preferred language. Valid settings for the LANG variable can be listed with the locale -a
command. However, in order to view the output, the terminal window running the command shell
where you list the output of this command must support the language and encoding defined by
the LANG variable.
If the OS on the target system does not support the language setting or encoding selected by the
CMS, the command shell on the target system will use the default language and encoding for that
target's OS.
See lang (5), environ (5), and local (1) for additional information.
Return values
MeaningValue
Successful completion.0
Command line syntax error.2
Invalid name.21
HP SIM repository error.102
The CMS is not initialized.222
mxtask 109