Nortel Networks AS 5300 manual BPT main menu commands, Command, Description, file name, quit, help

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Entering 0 (zero) returns you to the parent of a submenu.

The provisioning method name appears inside the parentheses that follow the provisioning method description in the menu. The menu structure is only for usability. Any provisioning method can be entered at the prompt, regardless of the menu opened.

For example, if you want to execute the getRootDomain provisioning method, you do not need to be in the Domain Operations menu.

The following table lists the available BPT main menu commands.

Table 3

BPT main menu commands

Command	Description
0	Return to the previous menu.
1 - 97	Execute the given method or continue to a submenu.
98 <file name>	Execute all methods inside the specified file. Each line in
	the file must be a method in a valid format.
99	Exit the BPT.
quit	Exit the BPT.
help	Display this list of commands.
help <method name>	Display the usage for a given method.
<method name> using (<parm a>,	Execute the given method with the required parameters.
<parm b>)	The parameter list must be separated by commas
	and must adhere to the order presented in the syntax
	description. If no parameters are required, this can be left
	blank.
<method name> using file <file	Execute the given method with the parameters contained
name>	in the specified file. This command is useful for bulk
	additions (for example, users, telephones), allowing the
	separation of the definition and execution of the method.
<method name> using * into	Execute the given method (using either command line
<file name>	options or parameters from a file) and insert the returned
	value into the specified file. This is useful when exporting
	bulk data, such as 1000 users, and you want to save the
	output.

For information about BPT command syntax conventions and examples, see "BPT conventions and examples" (page 17).

Nortel AS 5300

Nortel Application Server 5300 Application Programming Interfaces Reference

NN42040-110 01.01 Standard

11 June 2008

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