Google Message Security Batch Reference Guide - Manual (Page 214)

Batch Commands 217
Example
• Batch command interface examples:
• List all domains starting with the sales org, and sort the results by org
name in ASCII ascending order:
listdomains ALL, targetOrg=sales, childorgs=1, sort=ORGTAG:a
It is important to set the targetOrg value if your authorization is limited to
the targetOrg or below. Otherwise the system will return an authorization
error.
• List the domains ending in ‘ com ’, include the aliases, and traverse the
child organizations:
listdomains com$, targetOrg=sales, aliases=1, childorgs=1
• List the domains by domain name, org id, and creation date:
listdomains ALL, targetOrg=Sales, childorgs=1,
fields=DOMAINNAME|IID|created_ts
• Only list the creation time stamp for the domains in the Sales organization
and below:
listdomains ALL, targetOrg=Sales, childorgs=1,
fields=created_ts
Description
Displays domain name and domainid of a set of domains, filtering and sorting as
requested.
• The list is limited to 15,000 domains.
• Enclose in double quotes or preceded with a ‘\’ symbol if it
contains a quote (‘), double quote (“), backslash (\), apostrophe, commas, #, =
symbols.
Batch parameter options for listdomains include:
domain name qstring
The domain name you are searching for. This is the target text matched to the
search results using the qstring rules explained below.