Digipass Plug-In for SBR Administrator Reference - Vasco

Digipass Plug-In for SBR Administrator Reference Digipass TCL Command-Line Administration
14.2.2 Running a Script
Using DPADMINCMD to run a script requires an administration logon to be specified with
command-line parameters, unless the script itself contains a logon command.
For an implicit Active Directory logon, the -i (implicit) parameter is sufficient.
For a logon requiring credentials, the -u (userid) and -p (password) parameters are required.
1. Open a Windows command prompt in the \Bin directory.
2. Enter the following command for an implicit logon and press Enter:
dpadmincmd -i scriptname
3. Or, enter the following command for an explicit logon and press Enter:
dpadmincmd -u userid -p password scriptname
The scriptname parameter can be a file name or path and file name.
If your script requires parameters, enter these after the scriptname.
Example
dpadmincmd -i myscript.tcl param1 param2
The script file must contain a sequence of TCL commands. DPADMINCMD will first perform the
logon, and if successful, will execute each command in the script in sequence. The TCL
language allows you to write simple sequential scripts or add more complex control flow,
functions and so on.
The script does not need to use the logoff or exit commands explicitly. DPADMINCMD will
logoff the session if necessary at exit time.
Character Substitution
When using a non-printing ASCII character substitution (eg. \t for a horizontal tab) in a string,
enclose the string in double quotes. If the string is enclosed in { }, the string will be displayed
exactly as entered.
eg. “Error: \t Component does not exist. \n \t \t Please check the Component name.” will be
displayed as:
Error: Component does not exist.
Please check the Component name.
Whereas {Error: \t Component does not exist. \n \t \t Please check the Component name.}
will be displayed as:
Error: \t Component does not exist. \n \t \t Please check the Component
name.
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