makeBE script CSV file details
The makeBE script CSV file contains one or many occurrences of the following pattern in each line:
<BusinessApps_name>,<obj_type>,<obj_id>,<oper_type>,<optional information column>
For example:
'BusinessApp1','host','{00120050-5680-5af4-0000-000094d5b73c}','I','system1.domain.com'
The detailed information about the makeBE CSV file parameters is provided in the following table:
Related information
Table:makeBEscript CSV file details
| ```` | You can useBusinessApps_nameto refer to any existing or a new Business Application. |
|---|---|
| This parameter is common to import, export, and user-defined import operations. | |
| ```` | Indicates the type of operation performed on the Business Application. |
| - I: This option is used to add an object to the Business Application, or update if the object already exists. | |
| - D: This option is used to remove an object from the Business Application. | |
| These parameters are common to import, export, and user-defined import operations. | |
and |
Provides the description for the Business Application object. |
| - ='AE_description', =detail description of the Business Application | |
| The above-mentioned parameter is common to import, export, and user-defined import operations. | |
| However, the following parameters are specific to import and export operations: | |
| - ='host',=host_id in the host table | |
| - ='database',=db_id in the db table | |
| - ='diskgroup',=dg_id in the diskgroup table | |
| - ='filesystem',=fs_id in the filesystem table | |
| - ='servicegroup',=sg_id in the servicegroup table | |
| - ='enclosure',=enc_id in the array_subsystem table | |
| - ='cluster',=hc_id in the host_container table | |
| - ='exchange_server',=exch_id in the exchange_server table | |
| The following parameter is specific to the user-defined import operation: | |
| - ='host_name_pattern',=regular expression pattern | |
| ```` | This column is populated with the object name when the export option is given. For the other operations, this column is ignored. |
| This option is common to import, export, and user-defined import operations. |
More Information