Wiki source code of Client Command ausführen

Last modified by Sabrina V. on 2026/07/30 13:23

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18.4	3	Under “Execute,” you can execute client commands and view execution reports. Execution reports detail the exact sequence of events during the execution of a client command.
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18.4	9	Execute phase
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18.4	13	In the upper list, you can use the drop-down list to display all client commands or all client commands with the “Approved” status. If you select a Client Command, the versions of that Client Command are displayed in the lower list. From these versions, you can select one or more items using the checkboxes; a status bar under “Summary” will then display how many executions of the selected versions were successful or failed. By default, all released versions are automatically preselected.
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18.4	16	If multiple versions of a client command are released at the same time, the client always accesses the current released version available in the file repository assigned to it.
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18.4	21	Summary - Execution of a Client Command
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18.4	23	Clicking on the status bar or the adjacent link opens a more detailed view. This view lists the Clients on which the versions were executed. It also specifies the date and result of each version’s execution. You can view a more detailed log of each execution by clicking an entry in the Logs column.
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18.4	25	To execute client commands, click the Execute Client Command icon. A dialog box will open, allowing you to execute client commands. Use the dialog to select the client commands to be executed and move them to the To Execute box. In the next step, you can execute a client query and select the clients on which the previously selected client commands should be executed.
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18.4	27	= Client Command properties =
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18.4	32	Part of the client command is executed in the ACMP Console.
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18.4	37	Part of the client command is executed on the client.
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18.4	42	The client command has at least one released version.
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18.4	47	The client command can only be synchronized with selected file repositories.
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18.4	52	The client command can be executed via the ACMP Kiosk.
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18.4	57	The client command is password-protected.
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