HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software - Manual (Page 401)

NOTE:
If command line execution from a user script times out, the task might remain in the Executing status.
If this happens, perform the following procedure before re-creating the task:
1. Restart the Application Agent service.
2. Update the task information.
3. Revise the CMDLINE and TIMEOUT settings in the user script.
Table 24 Script entries
Omit
Multiple
specifica-
tion
Meaning and specifiable values Entry name
Not allowed Not allowed Specify YES . LOCAL_BACKUP
Allowed Not allowed
User processing section: Indicates the beginning of the "user pre-processing." In
this section, define commands to be executed before the backup operation.
[PRE_PROC]
Allowed Not allowed
User processing section: Indicates the beginning of the "user post-processing." In
this section, define commands to be executed after the backup operation.
[POST_PROC]
Allowed Allowed
Indicates the beginning of a command definition section.
• This item must be specified within a user processing section.
• If two or more command definitions are included in your code, they will be
executed individually in the order in which they are coded.
• When a value other than NOWAIT is specified in TIMEOUT , the next command
does not start executing until the executing command finishes or times out (in
other words, only one command executes at a time).
• When TIMEOUT=NOWAIT is specified, the subsequent command executes
without waiting for the preceding command to finish.
• The item specified in the command definition section is valid only on the
command definition section for the target command. The other command
definition sections are not affected.
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