Starting mzcli(3.2)
The mzcli
client consists of a jar file downloadable from http(s)://<platform-address>:<platform port>/download/mzcli
(for example https://dig-srv-test04.dev.drint.net:31875/download/mzcli
). The file is also directly available in  installation in <MZ-home>/lib
. The file name is mzcli.jar
.
he commands:
java -jar <name of jar file> mzcli <command>
Or, since mzcliÂ
is optional, just:
java -jar <name of jar file> <command>
If no <command> is provided, mzcli
runs in interactive mode. That is, interactive mode is triggered if "<command> [<arguments>]
" is missing. For example:
java -jar <name of jar file> [mzcli] [--<any of the options>]
In non-interactive mode, the command and its arguments are typed in the same invoking command line, in the Unix command prompt. For example:
java -jar <name of jar file> [mzcli] [--<any of the options>]
<command> [<arguments>]
Example - mzcli command producing output file
$ java -jar mzcli.jar systemexport -overwrite export_file
Example - mzcli command
To list all available workflows:
$ java -jar mzcli.jar wflist Default.HTTP2.workflow_1 (1) prep_csv.export_csv.win (1) prep_csv.import_csv.win (1) SystemTask.Configuration_Cleaner.Configuration_Cleaner (1) SystemTask.DataVeracity_Maintenance.DataVeracity_Maintenance (1) SystemTask.System_Backup.System_Backup (1) SystemTask.System_Log_Cleaner.System_Log_Cleaner (1)
To list only valid workflows:
$ java -jar mzcli.jar wflist -valid Default.HTTP2.workflow_1 (1) SystemTask.Configuration_Cleaner.Configuration_Cleaner (1) SystemTask.DataVeracity_Maintenance.DataVeracity_Maintenance (1) SystemTask.System_Backup.System_Backup (1) SystemTask.System_Log_Cleaner.System_Log_Cleaner (1)