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Tivoli Management Framework Reference Manual, 3.7.1, March, 2001


odbls

Lists the contents of an object database.

Syntax

odbls [-aIilmOs] [-k directory] [-M meth_name] [oid]

Description

The odbls command lists the contents of an object database.

Options

-a
Displays the attributes in the object database.

-I
Displays the object database inheritance list.

-i
Displays the inheritance trees in the object database. To use this option, you must use the Tivoli management region server's database.

-k directory
Specifies the directory that contains the object database to be listed. If this option is not specified, the database in the current directory is listed.

-l
Displays a verbose listing of the requested information.

-m
Displays the method headers and dumps all entries. To use this option, you must use the Tivoli management region server's database.

-M
Searches through method headers and dumps entries for meth_name. To use this option, you must use the Tivoli management region server's database.

-O
Walks through the object database. This is the default.

-s
Forces the appropriate object dispatcher to update the database that is to be listed. This synchronization ensures that the odbls command reports the same data that the object dispatcher is using. If this option is not specified, no synchronization is performed before listing the object database contents.

oid
Restricts the listing to the specified object.

Authorization

You must have read permission on the database to use the odbls command. In addition, you must have the super role to use the -s option.

Examples

The following example lists all objects in the object database. The output is also shown.

odbls -k /var/spool/tivoli/myhost.db

 

<bootstrap>

200003.0.0

200003.1.0

200003.1.1

200003.1.10

200003.1.100

200003.1.101

200003.1.102

200003.1.103

200003.1.104

 

...

See Also

odadmin


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