Command Syntax
The syntax for any console command that requires parameters can be determined by entering that command with no arguments.
> workflow
usage: workflow *name* [*varfile*]
Command names are case sensitive and must be entered as shown in the command list. Parameters are not case sensitive.
Some commands take no arguments and execute if entered. This table contains a list of the commands that require no arguments.
| Command | Action |
|---|---|
| ? or help | Lists all available console commands |
| quit or exit | Exits the console shell |
| classes | Lists all classes |
| refreshGroups | Refresh group indexes (Optional group name or ID can be specified) |
| refreshFactories | Refresh set of GroupDefinitions for a GroupFactory (Optional factory name or ID can be specified) |
| logConfig | Reloads log4j configuration from log4j2.properties file |
| summary | Lists all classes and the count of objects of that class in the system |
| properties | Displays Java properties of the server where IdentityIQ is installed |
| about | Displays application configuration information |
| threads | Shows a list of active threads |
| tasks | Writes a list of all currently scheduled tasks, in a columnar layout, to the console (stdout) |
| identities | Writes the Name, Manager, Roles, and Links for each Identity in the system to the console (stdout) |
| date | Displays the current system date/time and its UTIME (universal time) value (Optional UTIME parameter causes the command to display the date/time corresponding to the provided UTIME value.) |
| status | Reports current running status of the task and request schedulers |
| meter | Toggles metering on and off; while metering is on, the console reports some timing statistics for each command executed. Meter information is displayed after the results of each command as it is executed. |
| clearEmailQueue | Deletes all queued but unsent email messages |
| clearCache | Clears the IdentityIQ object cache |
Syntax for Redirecting Command Output
Most of the commands report data or error messages to the console or standard out (stdout) for the system. The output for any command can be redirected to a file by specifying > filename at the end of the command.
This example redirects the output from the get command to a file:
> get identity Adam.Kennedy > c:\output\AdamKennedyID.xml