Example 3: Scriptable output format displaying all users (with table header)

->show user -output=script2

UserName;Privileges;FullName;ContactInfo;Enabled

Administrator;domain,server,network,storage;Steve

Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.com;true

Admin;domain,server,network,storage;Admin;Admin;true

steve;domain,server,network,storage;Steve

Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.com;true

Example 4: Scriptable output format displaying all users (no table header)

->show user -output=script2,no-headers

Administrator;domain,server,network,storage;Steve

Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.com;true

Admin;domain,server,network,storage;Admin;Admin;true

steve;domain,server,network,storage;Steve

Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.com;true

Example 5: Scriptable output format displaying a single user (with table header)

->show user steve -output=script2

UserName;Privileges;FullName;ContactInfo;Enabled

steve;domain,server,network,storage;Steve

Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.com;true

Example 6: Scriptable output format displaying a single user (no table header)

->show user steve -output=script2,no-headers

steve;domain,server,network,storage;Steve

Johnson;steve.johnson@hp.com;true

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