How To Use The dslistprop Command

Syntax: dslistprop [options] [server | handle]

dsgetprop [options] [server | handle] property-spec

dssetprop [options] [server | handle] property value

The three DocuShare property commands allow the administrator to inspect any DocuShare DSClass,

object, and object property value.

· The dslistprop command looks up the handle in the DocuShare database and returns a list of

names for all readable properties associated with that handle. Use dslistprop to list classname properties.

· The dsgetprop command returns the current value of the named property. Password related

properties are excluded.

· The dssetprop command replaces the current value of the named property with the value

provided. Password related properties are excluded.

These commands require a DocuShare handle, such as Collection-10 or User-23, as the first argument. If

the handle or property cannot be found in the DocuShare database, the command will display a message

stating that the handle or property cannot be found and then exits the command with a -1 status.

Options for dslistprop

-h Help. Display command help text.

-l Level. Write the specified level (debug, trace, info, warn, error, fatal) message to the log file.

-q Quiet. Run the command in quiet mode. Suppresses all informational messages with user yes/no prompts. Assume Yes to all prompts and proceed at your own risk.

Example using dslistprop

To list all site server properties:

dslistprop server