Running tasks from the command line

You can run tasks by using the Administration Services command-line interface runTasks operation. You can run a single task or multiple tasks that are based on the specified filter.

1. Open a command window and browse to JazzSM_HOME/admin/bin.
2. Run the Administration Services command-line interface for your operating system with the -runTasks operation.

   Option	Description
   On Windows systems	Run a single task that is based on the task identifier: adminservices.bat -runTasks task_ID Where the task_ID value is, for example, TCR-derby-logging-level-check. Run one or many tasks that are based on the filter value: adminservices.bat -runTasks -filter filter_value Where the filter_value value is, for example, identifier:derby.
   On Linux systems	Run a single task that is based on the task identifier: ./adminservices.sh -runTasks task_ID Where the task_ID value is, for example, TCR-derby-logging-level-check. Run one or many tasks that are based on the filter value: ./adminservices.sh -runTasks -filter filter_value Where the filter_value value is, for example, identifier:derby.

3. When authentication is enabled for the Administration Services, you must specify a user name with appropriate privileges and the associated password.
   Note: This user must be mapped to either the PlatformConfigurator or PlatformAdministrator Administration Services roles.
4. The Administration Services command-line interface prompts you to choose which task action to perform. Enter a value for the option.

   Option	Description
   Perform a health check	1
   Perform an automation action	2
   Skip	3
   Skip all	4

   Note: Although Administration Services supports single sign-on (SSO), health check and automation administration tasks use command-line interfaces to run commands. The CLIs require credentials to be provided before the administration task can be completed; therefore, SSO is not supported for these administration tasks.