SYSTEM 
This group of commands concerns the SAP J2EE Engine general administration. You do not have to add these commands, as they are embedded in the Shell environment.
ADD
Syntax |
ADD <groupName> |
Arguments |
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<groupName> |
Adds the specified group of commands to the groups activated by the user – that is, activates this group of commands. |
Description |
If no arguments are specified, displays all activated groups of commands. |
CAT
Syntax |
CAT <parameters> <fileName> |
Arguments |
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-r <S1> <S2> |
Requires two string parameters following it. Everywhere in the input stream, the second string replaces the first one. |
-n |
Prints the number of lines in the input stream. |
-c |
Prints the number of symbols in the input stream. |
<fileName> |
The relative path from <SAPj2eeEngine_install_dir>/<server or dispatcher> to the file. |
Description |
This command prints the file [fileName] to the standard output. If the file is not pointed, the command prints the standard input (for end of the input stream are used EOF or CTRL-K, according to the operating system). |
CLS
Syntax |
CLS |
Description |
Clears the screen. |
ECHO
Syntax |
ECHO <parameter>* |
Arguments |
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[-dir dirName] |
An arbitrary string. |
Description |
This command prints all parameters to the standard output. The symbol * is a meta symbol and means that there is no limit about the number of parameters. |
EXEC
Syntax |
EXEC [options] <commandName> [parameters]* |
Arguments |
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-b |
Starts the native process in background mode. If this option is not specified, starts the process in foreground mode. |
<commandName> |
Name of the system command. |
[parameters]* |
Parameters of the system command. |
Description |
Executes a system command. |
EXIT
Syntax |
EXIT |
Description |
This command stops the current process. Equivalent to QUIT. |
GET
Syntax |
GET <$variable> |
Description |
Reads a line from the standard input stream and sets it as a value of the specified variable. |
GREP
Syntax |
GREP [option]... <pattern> [file]... |
Arguments |
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-p <file> |
Obtains <pattern> from the specified file. |
-i |
Ignores case distinctions. |
-w |
Forces “pattern” to match only whole words. |
-x |
Forces “pattern” to match only whole lines. |
-v |
Selects non-matching lines. |
-b |
Prints the byte offset with output lines. |
-n |
Prints line number with output lines. |
-f |
Prints the filename for each match. |
-d <action> |
How to handle directories. <action> can be “read” or “recursive.” |
-l |
Only prints “file” names containing no match. |
-m |
Only prints “file” names containing matches. |
-c |
Only prints a count of matching lines per “file.” |
-e <num> |
Prints “num” lines of leading context. |
-t <num> |
Prints “num” lines of trailing context. |
[file] |
If not specified, the command reads from the standard input. |
Description |
Searches for a pattern in each file or standard input. |
IMPORT
Syntax |
IMPORT <commandName> <className> |
Arguments |
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<commandName> |
The name of the command to be imported. |
<className> |
The name of the class that executes the command. |
Description |
Imports a system command. |
KILL
Syntax |
KILL <processID> |
Arguments |
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<processID> |
The ID of the process to be killed. |
Description |
Kills the process with the specified ID. |
LOADENV
Syntax |
LOADENV <fileName> |
Arguments |
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<fileName> |
The file where the properties are stored. |
Description |
Reads all properties from the specified file and loads them into the current Shell environment. |
MAN
Syntax |
MAN [parameter] [groupName] [commandName] |
Arguments |
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-g |
If no other parameters are specified, displays all activated and deactivated groups of commands. If [groupName] is specified, the command displays all commands in the group. |
[groupName] |
Specifies the group name. |
[commandName] |
The name of the command. |
Description |
This command displays a help message for the specified command. If no parameters are specified, this command displays all activated commands. |
MORE
Syntax |
<command> <parameters>: MORE |
Arguments |
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-r number |
Specifies the number of rows in the console, where number is an integer. |
-c number |
Specifies the number of columns in the console, where number is an integer. |
Description |
Redirects the output from the specified command to the input formatted according to the -r and -c properties. Their default values are taken from the Shell environment. |
PS
Syntax |
PS |
Description |
Displays all current processes. |
QUIT
Syntax |
QUIT |
Description |
This command stops the current process. Equivalent to EXIT. |
REIMPORT
Syntax |
REIMPORT [parameters] <commandName> |
Arguments |
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-d |
Removes the specified command. |
Description |
If no other parameters are specified, the command <commandName> is reloaded. |
REMOVE
Syntax |
REMOVE [groupName] |
Arguments |
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[groupName] |
The name of the group of commands to be removed. |
Description |
Removes the specified group of commands, that is, deactivates this group of commands. If no arguments are specified, all activated groups of commands are displayed. |
RUN
Syntax |
RUN [-b] <fileName>[.scr] [parameters]* |
Arguments |
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[-b] |
Starts the script in background mode. If this option is not specified, starts the script in foreground mode. |
<fileName> |
A relative path from <SAPj2eeEngine_install_dir>/<server or dispatcher> to the script file. |
[parameters]* |
The values of the script file variables. |
Description |
Starts a script process. |
SAVEENV
Syntax |
SAVEENV <fileName> |
Description |
Saves the environment (system variables and imported commands) in <fileName>. |
SET
Syntax |
SET [$Variable = (variable | expression | String | Word)*] |
Arguments |
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variable |
Sets the value of this variable to be the value of the variable on the right side of the equation. |
expression |
Calculates the given expression and sets the result as a value of the specified variable. |
String |
Sets this String as a value of the specified variable. |
Word |
Sets this Word as a value of the specified variable. |
Description |
Sets a value to the specified variable. If the command has no parameters, it displays all available variables and their values. |