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Appendix B: Batch Administration<br />

You can create new properties by adding "force" after the object name. This will create the new<br />

property and set the value for that property. For example, you can create a new property called<br />

"Owner" for the Great Outdoors cube, and assign the value "asmith":<br />

SET "Great Outdoors" force .Owner=asmith<br />

After you have created a property, you do not need to add "force" after the object name to modify<br />

the property.<br />

SHOW<br />

Displays all the properties for the specified object. The following example displays all properties<br />

for the "Sales 98" object:<br />

SHOW "Sales 98"<br />

The following example displays .FLD.Control.MinProcess property for the testfolder2 object:<br />

SHOW /testfolder2 .FLD.Control.MinProcess<br />

Notes<br />

To get a list of ppadmtool commands, type ppadmtool -h. This is similar to the HELP option in<br />

interactive mode.<br />

Enterprise Server Guide 107

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