Procedure Information

Command

The following commands output the procedure information:

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To return the procedure information:

plist -p [nodename]

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To return additional information about the total number of cases for each procedure:

plist -pX

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To return additional procedure information about Version, StartStep, and Directory:

plist -pv

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To return additional procedure information about NumCase, CurCases, and DedCases:

plist -pvX

Returns

The plist -p, plist -pX, plsit -pvX and plist -pv commands return the following information.

Column	Description
Owner	The owner of the procedure.
Number	The information in this column is displayed in the reference_number:time_number format, where: • reference_number is the unique reference number. • time_number is the number of times the record has been used.
Flags	The meaning for each flag is: • N networks. • a admin functions. • s start cases. • I this procedure is a Sub-procedure. • H this procedure has a Sub-procedure. • m management reports. • M Management reports exist. • P Auto purge ON. • W Working days. • h hidden case description. • o optional case description. • 0 field addressee NA. • T this procedure is a template. • :WTH this procedure is withdrawn. • :REL this procedure is released. • :UNR this procedure is unreleased. • :INC this procedure is incomplete. • :MOD this procedure is a model. • :WIC WITHDRAWN_INC. • :DEL this procedure is deleted.
Name	The name of the procedure.
Description	The description of the procedure.
NumCase	Displayed if the plist -pX command is used. The latest started case number.
Version	Displayed if the plist -pv or plist -pvX command is used. This column displays the procedure version number in X:Y format, where: • X is the major version number. • Y is the minor version number.
StartStep	Displayed if the plist -pv or plist -pvX command is used. The name of the start step for the procedure.
CurCases	Displayed if the plist -pvX command is used. The total number of cases in a procedure.
DedCases	Displayed if the plist -pvX command is used. The total number of dead cases in a procedure.

Example

The following examples show the output procedure information of the commands.

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Input the SWDIR/util/plist -p command. The output is shown as follows.

Owner     Number   Flags            Name     Description
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Administ   1:1   -----------P-:REL $EMAIL   Electronic Mail
Administ   3:1   -H----------W:REL TESTFUL  Automated Test Framework
Administ   4:1   --I---------W:REL TESTPRC1 Automated Test Proc

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Input the SWDIR/util/plist -pX command. The output is shown as follows.

Owner   Number Flags             Name    Description     NumCases
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Administ 1:1 -----------P-:REL  $EMAIL  Electronic Mail     0
Administ 2:1 -----------P-:REL  $SYSTEM  System Info        0
Administ 3:1 ------------W:INC  TP1                         0
Administ 4:1 ------------W:INC  TEST                        0

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Input the SWDIR/util/plist -pv command. The output is shown as follows.

Name     Flags             Version  StartStep Directory
-------------------------------------------------------
$EMAIL   -----------P-:REL   0:0     MESSAGE1 $email.p
$SYSTEM  -----------P-:REL   0:0     SYSINFO  $system.p
TESTFUL  -H----------W:REL   0:0     FULSCR01 testful.p
TESTPRC1 --I---------W:REL   0:1     START    testprc1.p

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Input the SWDIR/util/plist -pvX command. The output is shown as follows.

Name  Flags          Version StartStep Directory NumCaseCurCasesDedCases
------------------------------------------------------------------------
$EMAIL -----------P-:REL   0:0   MESSAGE1 $email.p    0       0        0
$SYSTEM-----------P-:REL   0:0   SYSINFO  $system.p   0       0        0
TP1    ------------W:INC   0:0            tp1.p       0       0        0
TEST   ------------W:INC   0:0            test.p      0       0        0

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