ARSSTASH

Syntax

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>>-arsstash--+-------------+--+-------------+--+-----+-- -s--stash_file_name-->
             '- -a--action-'  '- -u--userid-'  '- -c-'                         

>--+-----------------------------+-----------------------------><
   '- -1--trace_file-- -2--level-'   

Description

The ARSSTASH command is used to create and modify the stash file.

Parameters

-a action
Specifies whether to store or delete a user ID and password from the stash file. If you do not specify the -a parameter, the command runs action 1. If you do not specify the -u parameter with actions 3 - 9, then the ARSSTASH command displays the user ID currently assigned to that instance, daemon, or service. You can specify one of the following values for the action parameter:
1
Store the OnDemand user ID and password. If you do not specify an action, this action is the default action.
2
Delete the OnDemand user ID and password.
3
Store the OnDemand user ID and password for the ARSLOAD program.
4
Store the OnDemand user ID and password for OnDemand Distribution Facility (ODF).
5
Store the OnDemand user ID and password for Production Data Distribution.
6
Store the LDAP user ID and password.
7
Store the DB2® user ID and password.
8
Store the Oracle user ID and password.
-c
Create a stash file.
-s stash_file_name
Name of the stash file.
-u userid
User ID for the OnDemand instance, daemon, or service specified by the action variable.
Start of change-1 trace_fileEnd of change
Start of changeSpecify a fully qualified trace file name as directed by IBM Software Support.End of change
Start of change-2 levelEnd of change
Start of changeSpecify a numeric value as directed by IBM Software Support.End of change

Examples

  1. To store the user ID DEMOUSER and password for use by any Content Manager OnDemand instance, daemon, or service, in an existing stash file called ars.stash, enter the following command: arsstash -a 1 -s ars.stash -u DEMOUSER
  2. To store the Oracle user ID USER1 and password in a stash file called ars.stash and create the stash file, enter the following command:arsstash -a 9 -c -s ars.stash -u USER1
  3. To store the user ID USER2 and password for the LDAP service in an existing stash file called ars.stash, enter the following command: arsstash -a 7 -s ars.stash -u USER2
  4. To store the user ID USER3 and password for the ARSLOAD daemon in an existing stash file called ars.stash, enter the following command: arsstash -a 3 -s ars.stash -u USER3
  5. To view the user ID currently assigned to ARSLOAD, enter the following command: arsstash -a 3 -s ars.stash

Files

/opt/IBM/ondemand/V9.5/bin/arsstash
The AIX® or Sun Solaris executable program.
/opt/ibm/ondemand/V9.5/bin/arsstash
Start of changeThe Linux executable program.End of change
\Program Files\IBM\OnDemand Server\V9.5\bin\arsstash
The Windows executable program.