-C forecast
Server

Indicates that the command is directed to a Forecast server (if Control‑M/Forecast is installed at your site).

-M

Specifies a computer name. This name is used to identify the computer to which the Forecast server belongs.

-name

Logical name of the Forecast server. If the Forecast server is started without specifying -name, the logical name of the Forecast server is equal to the host name of the computer where the Forecast server is running.

-all

Directs a query or command to all Forecast servers. -all cannot be used with -M.

-cmdstr

Specifies a text string to be sent to the Forecast 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.
The usage of -cmdstr is discussed in System configuration.

The following commands are available:

• USERDAILY_CLEAN - clean all the info or just the info for one job key in the USER_DAILY_ZOS folder

  Syntax: USERDAILY_CLEAN <CTM name> [dsn] [folder] [file name]

  USERDAILY_DATA - The user daily definitions (job ordered, folder list or user daily list) information gathered in the Control-M/EM database can be exported to a CSV file. The file can contain the following data:

• Data center name
• Lib name of job
• Folder name of job
• Job name
• Order type
• Target type
• Lib name of folder
• Folder name
• Task mask
• RBC mask
• ODAT
• Force
• Order method