Users Guide

Command line interface syntax
The following chapter describes the syntax for the commands that you can use to work in DRM.
Table 2. Command line interface syntax
Commands Description
drm
Open DRM in a Graphical User Interface (GUI) mode.
drm –v
or
drm --version
Display the current version of DRM.
drm –h
,
drm –?
, or
drm --help
Display help menu.
drm –li=<repository name>
or
drm --list=<repository name>
Display the list of all repository name, latest version, size, and the
latest date when it was modified.
drm –li=<JOB
or
drm --list=<JOB>
Display the list of all job names, status, type, and creation date.
drm –li=<PLUGIN>
or
drm --list=<PLUGIN>
Display the list of all plug-in names, current-version, and the latest
available version.
drm –r=<reponame> --details
or
drm --repository=<reponame> --details
Display the details of all the versions associated with the repository.
Details such as version, size, and the last date the repository was
modified.
NOTE: The argument format of <reponame> is name or
name:version. All associated bundle and respective
associated components details are displayed.
drm –j=<job name> --details
or
drm --job=<job name> --details
Display the details associated with the job such as, Name, status, next
execution date/time, last execution date/time, and affected
repositories.
drm –r=<reponame> -cr|--create --empty
,
drm --repository=<reponame> -cr|--create --empty
, or
drm --create --empty --repository=<repository name>
Create an empty repository.
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