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Working with Conductor Script

Flag Description

-fmmemory_options /MEMORY= memory_options

Specifies the memory flags to use for the Conductor Script session. See the iPlanet UDS System Management Guide for syntax information. Overrides defaults appropriate for the operating system. On UNIX, you must specify the memory flags in double quotes.

-iinput_file	Specifies an input file. The file should consist of a
/INPUT=input_file	Conductor Script script—a set of Conductor
	Script commands—that you want to execute
	automatically when the Conductor Script utility
	starts.
-ooutput_file	Specifies an alternate output file, in addition to
/OUTPUT= output_file	stdout.
-fnsname_service_address	Specifies the name service address for the
/NAMESERVER=	environment in which this application will run.
name_service_address	This value overrides the value, if any, specified by
	the FORTE_NS_ADDRESS environment variable.
	If you want your application to be able to switch
	to a backup Environment Manager if the primary
	Environment Manager fails, you can also specify
	multiple name service addresses, as discussed in
	the iPlanet UDS System Management Guide.

Working with Conductor Script

Conductor Script is a command line utility built on top of the iPlanet UDS Fscript command utility. As such, it includes Fscript commands for performing repository-based operations, as well as a large number of iIS-specific commands. (A few Fscript commands, however, have been disabled in Conductor Script.)

This section covers topics related to some of the general purpose Fscript commands accessible from within Conductor Script. iIS-specific operations and commands are discussed in subsequent sections. The topics covered in this section are the following:

•general Conductor Script operations

•writing and executing scripts

•operating system and file management commands

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