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CommandsC:\ixphome\bin>ixsendeventUsage: sendevent -E EVENT [-S AUTOSERV] [-A Alarm] [-J JobName][-s Status] [-P Event Priority] [-M Max SendTrys ][-q Job Que Priority] [-G Global=Value] [-CComment][-U (Un-SENDEVENT)] [-T Time of Event] [-KSignal(s)]Error in command line for sendevent.Event [-E] is required.When you run the ixsendevent command with the “-J” option, it will issue thesendevent to the job only if you are authorized to do so. Otherwise, the iXpServer will return a security exception.You can pass any valid parameter supported by the CA Workload Automation AE“sendevent” command.Note: ixsendevent does not allow “-E STOP_DEMON” events. These eventshave to be issued from your normal commands or interfaces.8.2.3 ixjilThe ixjil command is the iXp counterpart for the CA Workload Automation AE “jil”command. This command enables you to create, update, or delete CA WorkloadAutomation AE job and machine definitions using valid JIL statements.You can run the ixjil command only in the batch mode. You have to either pass afilename or valid JIL statements as standard input.In the screen below, you can see how the ixjil command is executed with JILstatements and filename as standard input.User Guide 124
CommandsWhen you create, update, or delete job definitions, the name of the job has tomatch your authorizations. If the authorizations have been implemented withnaming standards in place, the job name has to meet your naming standards aswell.In the example below, the user is authorized to create jobs with job namesmatching any of the following expressions.fin_*_*pay_*_*iXp CLIENT CLI 125
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