HP Virtual Connect 8Gb 24-port Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 73)

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The script1 output format can be used to format the output using a name-value pair format, using an
equal sign as the delimiter. All text on the left side of the equal sign designates the "name" of a
property, and the text on the right side of the equal sign designates the "value" of the property. If
"no-headers" is provided as an additional option value, only the values are displayed. Each
property is displayed on a separate line.
• Script2 Output Format
The script2 output format can be used to format all instance data in a single line, using a semi-colon
as the delimiter for the data. The first line contains the property names. This format is consistent with
a "table view" of the data, where the first line is represented by a list of column labels, while the
remaining lines provide the actual data being displayed. Each line represents a single instance of
data. For example, in the case of showing users, each line provides all data corresponding to a
single user instance.
The following examples provide some common scenarios for using the script output format options.
Example 1: Scriptable output format displaying all enclosures
->show enclosure -output=script1
ID=enc0
Name=Enclosure1
Import Status=Imported
Serial Number=USE0000BK2
Part Number=403321-021
Asset Tag=OA ASSET 453
Example 2: Scriptable output format displaying user "Administrator" information
->show user Administrator -output=script1
User Name=Administrator
Privileges=domain,server,network,storage
Full Name=
Contact Info=
Enabled=true
Example 3: Scriptable output format displaying all users (with table header)
->show user -output=script2
UserName;Privileges;FullName;ContactInfo;Enabled
Administrator;domain,server,network,storage;Steve
Johnson;[email protected];true
Admin;domain,server,network,storage;Admin;Admin;true
steve;domain,server,network,storage;Steve
Johnson;[email protected];true
Example 4: Scriptable output format displaying all users (no table header)
->show user -output=script2,no-headers
Administrator;domain,server,network,storage;Steve
Johnson;[email protected];true
Admin;domain,server,network,storage;Admin;Admin;true
steve;domain,server,network,storage;Steve
Johnson;[email protected];true
Example 5: Scriptable output format displaying a single user (with table header)
->show user steve -output=script2
UserName;Privileges;FullName;ContactInfo;Enabled