Software Distributor (SD-UX) Administration Guide HP-UX 11i v1, 11i v2, and 11i v3 (762797-001, March 2014)

1. Select the job icon and right click.
2. Select Actions→Remove Job... from the pop-up menu. The Remove a Job dialog appears,
displaying SDTESTJOB.
3. Select OK. The SDTESTJOB icon disappears from the Job Browser and the job is removed
from the SD-UX database.
Remote Interactive swlist
For remote operations, the swlist -i command starts a list browser that lets you interactively
list installed software on remote hosts. The only difference between remote and local operations
is the name of the target displayed in the message area of the Software Browsing window.
Figure 54 The swlist Browser
For more information about swlist, see “Listing Your Software (swlist)” (page 61).
Remote Operations from the Command Line
Running remote operations from the command line is almost identical to those for local operations.
Key differences are:
• You must specify target selections.
• You can monitor jobs using the swjob command, as discussed in “Monitoring Jobs from the
Command Line” (page 112).
• You can use additional command options to schedule and manage jobs. See “Managing and
Tuning Jobs with Command Options” (page 114).
Target Selections
By definition, you must specify a remote target for a remote operation. Unlike local operations, in
which a target could be a directory on the local host system, you must specify remote systems as
targets for remote operations.
swinstall -s sw_server cc pascal @ hostA hostB hostC
(This installs the C and Pascal products onto three remote hosts.)
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