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Commands8.2.6 ixautocal_ascThe ixautocal_asc command enables you to view, create, modify, and deletestandard CA Workload Automation AE calendars. The functionality is similar tothe CA Workload Automation AE autocal_asc command.The following example shows the command being executed with a filename thatcontains lines to add dates to a calendar#>cat infileTESTCALA08/05/201109/05/201110/05/2011#>ixautocal_asc < infileUtility to Add/Delete or Print entries in Calendar.Calendar Name: Add (A) or Delete (D) or Print (P) ?Date (MM/DD/YYYY [HH:MM]):Date (MM/DD/YYYY [HH:MM]):Date (MM/DD/YYYY [HH:MM]):Date (MM/DD/YYYY [HH:MM]):... Successful.... Successful.... Successful.The following example shows the command being executed with standard inputthat prints out the dates in a calendar#>echo "TESTCAL\nP" |ixautocal_ascUtility to Add/Delete or Print entries in Calendar.Calendar Name: Add (A) or Delete (D) or Print (P) ?Days in the Calendar: TESTCAL--------------------------------08/05/2011 00:0009/05/2011 00:0010/05/2011 00:00User Guide 128
Commands8.2.7 ixflagsThe ixflags command is a command to view the current version of iXp Client.$ ixflagsiXp-7.2.X.Y1Note: This command is not a counterpart to the CA Workload Automation AE“autoflags” command. The “X” character in the preceding response shows theservice pack and the “Y” character shows the build number.iXp CLIENT CLI 129
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