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<profilename>: Any string, enclose arguments with spaces using double quotes.
Examples:
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setprofile Default
7.3.13 Unittype.delprofile
Syntax: delprofile <profilename>
Comment: Delete a profile. Not allowed if there are units within this profile or if
groups are connected to this profile.
Arguments:
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-u: Will use the context available from another command (piping) or input-file.
The context will be changed before the command is run.
Arguments:
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<profilename>: A valid profile within this unittype.
Examples:
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delprofile Default
7.3.14 Unittype.listgroups
Syntax: listgroups [<group-name-pattern>] [PARENT-FIRST|PARENT-LAST]
Comment: List groups within this unittype.
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-a: Will list all available information about this object to the output. This is useful
for export of data.
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-u: Will use the context available from another command (piping) or input-file.
The context will be changed before the command is run.
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-c: Will list the current context to the output. This is useful when using this output
as input to another command using the -u option.
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-o: Will order the listing of the output. Syntax of the option argument is
-o(<columnnumber><a|n><a|d>)+ An example might be -o3aa4nd, which is to
be read like this: Sort the (3)rd column (a)lphabetically in an (a)scending order,
next sort on the (4)th column (n)umericallay in an (d)escending order. Parts of
the argument may be ignored if incorrectly specified.
Arguments:
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[[!]<group-name-pattern>]: Optional. Any string which will be used to match
the list of group-names. The string will be interpreted as a regular expression
which is a very powerful matching language. If you want to know how to take full
advantage of regular expressions you need to consult internet resources. Special
feature: Prefix with '!' to negate the search.
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[PARENT-FIRST|PARENT-LAST]: Defines the ordering of the list. This is usually
not interesting - mostly used for -export/import options of this shell
Examples:
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listgroups
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listgroups "All units"
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