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dcecp Command Operations for CDS

The following table lists the operations that dcecp performs on CDS objects.


dcecp Command Operations for CDS

Command Operations
Definitions
add Adds a child directory to a parent in the cell namespace.
catalog Displays a list of a DCE cell's alias names or clearinghouses.
create Creates an object in the cell namespace. The object type can be a directory, object entry, soft link, clearinghouse, CDS cache, or CDS cell alias.
delete Deletes an object in the cell namespace. The object type can be a directory, object entry, soft link, clearinghouse, or CDS cell alias.
disable Removes the knowledge of a clearinghouse from the server running on the local machine or disables a CDS server or CDS client.
discard Completely removes the cache information held by a CDS client.
dump Displays an in-core dump of a CDS cache.
help Displays a help message for a CDS object type, describing the operations that it performs or operations that can be performed on it. The object type can be a directory, object entry, soft link, clearinghouse, or CDS cache.
initiate Begins a specific operation on the specified clearinghouse.
list Displays the names of all of the CDS objects contained in a directory.
merge Copies the contents of a directory into another directory.
modify Modifies the attribute information for a CDS object type. The object type can be a directory, object entry, or soft link.
operations Displays the operations that a CDS object type can perform or can have performed on it. The object type can be a directory, object entry, soft link, or clearinghouse.
ping Checks if all or selected servers are running in a DCE cell.
remove Removes a child directory from a parent in the cell namespace.
repair Begins diagnostic operations on the specified clearinghouse.
show Displays the attribute information for a CDS object type. The object type can be a directory, object entry, soft link, or clearinghouse.
synchronize Tells a child or parent directory to synchronize with its replicas (perform a skulk).