Depending on their function the command-line tools are split into several directories, for
example the tools that work with the Content Management Server
are combined in a directory called cms-tools. The command-line tools are started
by calling the cm command. On entering the command bin/cm without
further details, an overview of the commands available in the respective directory is given.
Under Windows the command-line tools can be started with a JVM 64-bit using the
cm64.exe application launcher which is also located in the bin
directory.
Note that the cm command always changes the working directory to
COREM_HOME, which is the base directory of the tools (in the example:
cms-tools/). Thus, if a relative path is given as a parameter (with the -script
parameter in cm sql, for instance) it must be relative to
COREM_HOME.
The cm command can use the -nolog option. This option overwrites
the OUTPUT_REDIRECT parameter setting of the cm.jpif file with the empty value.
Thus, all log output is written to standard out.
You will find a description of all server utilities in the [Content Server Manual] and [Workflow Server Manual]. Other tools which can be started with cm can be found all over the manual.
Note: <cm>-xmlimport is a freely configurable XML importer, in which the prefix
<cm> can be exchanged for any other desired prefix (see the [Importer Manual]).
$ cm
Usage: bin/cm application parameter*
where application is one of: approve bulkpublish cancelpublication
changepassword checklicense cleanrecyclebin cleanversions dbindex
destroy destroyversions dump dumpusers encryptpasswordproperty
encryptpasswords events groovysh ior jconsole jmxdump
killsession license migrateplacements module multisiteconverter
post-config pre-config probedog processorusage publications
publishall publish queryapprove query querypublish recordstate
repositorystatistics republish restorestate restoreusers rules
runlevel schemaaccess search serverexport serverimport sessions
sql systeminfo tracesession unlockcontentserver usedlicenses
validate-multisite version
Example 4.2. Output of cm in the cms-tools directory
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