autoflags:
Prints information about AutoSys and the system configuration.
options:-
-a
Displays all autoflags information to standard output.
-i
Displays the AutoSys tape ID number to standard output.
-o
Displays the operating system to standard output.
-d
Displays the database type to standard output, either SYB for Sybase
or ORA for Oracle.
-v
Displays the AutoSys version number to standard output.
Displays all autoflags information to standard output.
-i
Displays the AutoSys tape ID number to standard output.
-o
Displays the operating system to standard output.
-d
Displays the database type to standard output, either SYB for Sybase
or ORA for Oracle.
-v
Displays the AutoSys version number to standard output.
-r
Displays the AutoSys release number to standard output.
-h
Displays the host-id to standard output to standard output.
-n
Displays the host-name to standard output to standard output.
Displays the AutoSys release number to standard output.
-h
Displays the host-id to standard output to standard output.
-n
Displays the host-name to standard output to standard output.
Example:
autoflags -a
3 AIX SYB 3.4 0 c0a9e38d venice
autoping :
- Verifies that the server and client machines are properly configured and are communicating successfully.
- It also checks and verifies that the Remote Agent and the Remote Agent’s database connection are functioning correctly.
- When autoping is executed, the server (the machine from which autoping
is issued) establishes a connection with the client machine, which starts
a Remote Agent on that machine, and the server waits for the Remote
Agent to respond. If successful, the following message will be displayed
on standard output at the server:
AutoPinging Machine[machine]
AutoPing WAS SUCCESSFUL!
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