HP Systems Insight Manager - Manual (Page 307)

toolbox-enabled?, toolbox*,
role-enabled?, role*,
include-filter*, env-variable*,
msa-block, attribute* ) >
<!-- In addition to the previously described elements, the
msa-command-tool element specifies the following attributes. The
name attribute specifies the tool name and must be specified in
the msa-command-tool element. The visible attribute specifies
whether the tool is visible for running. By default tools are
visible. The max-targets attribute specifies the maximum number
of targets against which a tool can run. The revision attribute
allows a tool author to specify a revision for the tool. Note
that this is for information only. The job-log attribute
specifies whether the results of the command will be kept in this
systems job log. When job-log="true" the job and target status
for the tool will be kept for a relatively lengthy system-defined
period in the database after the job completes. When
job-log="false" only the last completed copy of the job and
target status for the tool will be kept in the cache for a much
shorter period of time, and will not be written to the database.
Job logging is enabled by default. The schedulable attribute
specifies whether the tool can be run as a scheduled task. When
schedulable="false" the tool can only run as a "run now" task.
Tools are schedulable by default. The guid attribute specifies a
globally unique identifier (GUID) for the tool. Because the
system generates a GUID for a tool during the add operation, this
field should only be specified during a modify operation. The
accepts-targets attribute specifies whether the tool
accepts targets for execution. The accepts-targets attribute is
true by default. -->
<!ATTLIST msa-command-tool name CDATA #REQUIRED
visible (true | false) "true"
max-targets NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
revision CDATA #IMPLIED
job-log (true | false) "true"
schedulable (true | false) "true"
guid NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
accepts-targets (true|false) "true" >
<!-- The msa-block specifies the elements specific to a
multiple-system aware (MSA) tool. The msa-block can specify an
MSA command, the parameters for the command and an execution system
on which the command executes. -->
<!ELEMENT msa-block ( command, parameter*, execution-system ) >
<!-- The command element specifies the command for an SSA or an MSA
tool. If the command accepts parameters, it must be specified as
a parameterized string. -->
<!ELEMENT command ( #PCDATA ) >
<!-- The command element can have two attributes. The command-type
attribute specifies whether the command is an x-window, stdout,
restart, launch, or an unknown command type. The default command
type is stdout. The log attribute specifies whether the results
of the command will be output to this system's audit log. When
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