runRTSCli.sh command

Last Updated : Mar 25, 2022 |

The runRTSCli.sh utility exports element system records to an xml file.

Syntax

sh ./runRTSCli.sh [-u username] [-w password][-p filePrefix] [-c perFileRecords] [-ddestinationFolder] [-n application-type-name] [-v application-type-version]
-c,--numberOfRecordsPerFile numberOfRecordsPerFile

The number of records in a file.

-d,--output-directory destinationFolder
The name of the output folder.
-f,--config-file configurationFile
The configuration file if you do not use the default configuration file.
-h,--help
The option to print help options.
-n,--application-type-name applicationTypeName
The element type name. The parameter is optional.
-p,--filename-prefix filePrefix
The prefix for the zip file.
-s,--ssl
Secure. The parameter is optional.
-u,--username System ManagerUsername
System Manager username.
-v,--application-type-version applicationTypeVersion
Element type version. The parameter is optional.
-w,--password System ManagerPassword
System Manager password.

Return values

A zip file that contains an xml file with element system data.

Description

The export utility generates a zip file with the specified prefix. The file contains the xml data file in the destination folder.

Example

The example command creates the element data in the rtsFileName zip file with 100 records in the root folder ./.

cd Mgmt_Home\rts\bulkExport
sh ./runRTSCli.sh -c 100 -d ./ -p rts -u admin -w System$987

Files

The following files are associated with the runRTSCli.sh command:

  • <MGMT_HOME>\rts\bulkExport: Location where you run the command.

  • /var/log/Avaya/mgmt/logs/rtsutility.log: Location where the system generates the log files.

  • <MGMT_HOME>\rts\bulkExport\conf\log4j2.properties: The properties file where you can change the log configuration.