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-T <timeout>,
--
Timeout=<timeo
ut>
-- timeout in seconds for each http request. Default=10
-P <property>,
--
Prop=<property
>
-- return only the specied property. Applies only to all "get" operations
Options used by "raw" subcommand:
-d <data>, --
data=<data>
-- the http request "data" to send on PATCH,POST,or PUT requests
Options to specify top-level collection members: eg: Systems -I <sysId>
-I <Id>,--
Id=<Id>
-- Use<Id> to specify the collection member
-M
<prop>:<val>
--
Match=<prop>:<
val>
-- Use <prop>=<val> search to nd the collection member
-F, --First
-- Use the 1st link returned in the collection or 1st "matching" link if used with -M
-1, --One
-- Use the single link returned in the collection. Return error if more than one member exists
-a, --all
-- Returns all members if the operation is a Get on a top-level collection like Systems
-L <Link>, --
Link=<Link>
-- Use <Link> (eg /redfish/v1/Systems/1) to reference the collection member.
-- If <Link> is not one of the links in the collection, and error is returned.
Options to specify 2nd-level collection members: eg: Systems -I<sysId> Processors -i<procId>
-i <id>, --
id=<id>
-- use <id> to specify the 2nd-level collection member
-m
<prop>:<val>
--
match=<prop>:v
al>
--use <prop>=<val> search of 2nd-level collection to specify member
-l <link> --
link=<link>
-- Use <link> (eg /redsh/v1/SYstems/1/Processors/1) to reference a 2nd level resource
-- A -I|M|F|1|L option is still required to specify the link to the top-lvl collection
-a, --all
-- Returns all members of the 2nd level collection if the operation is a Get on the
-- 2nd level collection (eg Processors). -I|M|F|1|L still species the top-lvl collection.
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