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usage: vcexport [options] |
Options
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[-d, --directory] | Use this option to specify in which directory you want to place the exported data. If the directory does not exist, it will be created. | | [es, --excludesysdata] | Use this option to exclude system data from the export. For example, you can exclude ECS related data, event categories, and workflow alarm values. | [-f, --folders] | Use this option to specify which folders you want to include in the export. For example, mzsh <user name>/<password> vcexport -d MyDirectory/ -f Default Alarms will export the configurations in the folders Default and Alarms to the directory MyFolder. If this option is not used, the configurations in all folders will be exported. | [-im, --includemeta] | Use this option to include meta data in the export. This will not be done by default, since not including meta data will make it easier to make a file compare between the exports. | [-o, --overwrite] | Use this option to enable existing exports in the stated directory to be overwritten. |
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This command exports configurations from in a format that is adapted for version control systems. The vcexport command exports the configurations into a flat structure, i e with file extensions instead of directories. For each exported configuration, a .xsd file will be generated in which the structure of the data is stored, which will produce a more compact format than the other export commands can offer.
Return Codes
Listed below are the different return codes for the vcexport command:
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