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-f ( filename)
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tcmget: Place the result output of the get operation in a file given by
<
filename > (stdout can be designated using a filename of ’-’).
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tcmset: Read the output of the get operation from the file given by
<
filename > and use it to set the values. For example:
tcmset -f < filename> 192.77.203.74:s17
-a
This flag is available in the tcmget command only.
Store output in ’argument’ format.
When used with -f, this allows the data in the output file to be supplied to a
later tcmset operation, using commands like:
tcmset -f < filename> target
(This is most appropriate if there is only one current target being retrieved.)
-F
This flag is available in the tcmget command only.
List full name of each parameter in the result output. Otherwise, the
abbreviated parameter names supplied in the -G argument will be used.
-G (group)
Selects a group, followed by a list of parameters within that group which are
to be retrieved (for tcmget) or set (for tcmset). (For example, ’NMC
Identification’.)
Group specifications must appear after all other command arguments, and
before the target.
Group names are matched using substring comparison against the list of
known group names for the target. Substrings that match at the beginning of
a group name have precedence over substrings that match internally.