getSubscriptions Command

Gets information on subscriptions to one or more deployed DOE-C packages.

Syntax

getSubscriptions 
{-i|--in inputXmlFile} |
{-d|--domain domainName 
-ps|--packageNames nameAndVersionList} 
[-o|--out outputXmlFile] 
[-f|--filter filterExpression] 
[-h|--help] [-sl|--silent]

Parameters

-h|--help – gets help on this command.
-d|--domain – specifies the domain.
-i|--in – reads package name from input XML file. You can generate the XML file by using the -o parameter with getPackages.
-o|--out – saves command output to an XML file.
-f|--filter – specifies the filter to use on the subscriptions. Each column name is followed by a colon and the filter string. Use a comma to separate the information for multiple column names, with no white space; for example:
```
-f columnName:filterString,columcName2:filterString2
```
Valid filter column names are: subscriptionID, packageName, clientID, physicalID, logicalID, userName, language, clientMsgID, clientMsgTimeStamp, serverMsgID, serverMsgTimeStamp, logLevel.

You can use "?" and "*" wildcard characters in your filter strings; for example:
```
-f clientMsgTimeStamp:*Jan*21?41*2009,userName:john*
```
-ps|--packageNames – specifies one or more package names for which subscription information is returned. Each package name is followed by a colon and the package version number. Use a comma to separate the information for multiple packages, with no white space; for example:
```
-p myPkg:2.0
```
Note: If -ps is omitted, getSubscriptions prompts you for a package name.
-sl|--silent – disables all user interactive questions; this option is generally used with batch files.