Sun Microsystems 3 manual Writing and Executing Scripts, Comments

Working with Conductor Script

Command	Arguments	Function
UseLocal	——	Set Conductor Script to recognize file
		names specified in local operating system
		format.
UsePortable	——	Set Conductor Script to recognize file
		names specified in iPlanet UDS portable
		name format.

Writing and Executing Scripts

This section describes Conductor Script commands you use to write and execute scripts to automate iIS process management tasks. For full reference documentation of the commands, consult the Fscript Reference Guide.

One of the advantages of using Conductor Script over the iIS Console is that Conductor Script lets you automate your routine system management tasks. You can capture a sequence of Conductor Script operations into a script file and then run that file at a later time.

You can run a script either by starting Conductor Script with the -iflag (and supplying the script file name) or by starting Conductor Script and then issuing the Include command when you want to run the script.

Comments

To include comments in your scripts, start the line containing the comment with the # character, as shown in the following example:

#Shut down the Banking engine. FindEngine Banking

Shutdown

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