The following table describes the ctl parameters specific to the GUI server.
Parameter |
Description |
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-C GUI_Server |
Indicates that the command is directed to one or more GUI servers. GUI servers handle communications between Control-M/EM GUI workstations and other Control-M/EM components. |
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-M |
Specifies a computer name. This name is used to identify the computer to which the GUI server belongs. -M cannot be used with -all. When -M is specified, the request is sent to the GUI server whose name is equal to the value indicated by -M. |
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-name |
Logical name of the GUI server. If the GUI server is started without specifying -name, the logical name of the GUI server is equal to the host name of the computer where the GUI server is running. |
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-all |
Directs a query or command to all GUI servers. -all cannot be used with -M. |
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-cmd |
Indicates a command to be performed by the GUI server. -cmd cannot be used with -reg. |
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do_measure |
Initiates collection of statistics about the GUI server. This command cannot be specified with other commands in the same run of the ctl utility. |
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get_measure |
Retrieves statistics from the GUI server and displays them. This command cannot be specified with other commands in the same run of the ctl utility. |
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-cmdstr |
Specifies a text string to be sent to the GUI server. If the text string contains spaces or tabs, it must be enclosed with double quotation marks (" "). NOTE: -cmdstr cannot be used with -reg or -cmd. Valid values include: REFRESH_LDAP REFRESH_HISTORY For more information about the ‑cmdstr parameter, see System configuration. |
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