>Y'know, I'd never thought of doing it like that! I tend to get my
>scripts to query TSM and extract the nodenames and loop through them.
>Never clicked that I could use select that way!
>
>Matt.
A good practice, Matt. Most of the commands accept wildcards only for queries:
for changes, the comma
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Adrian Mazarache
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Oh thanks Arnaud!
You have an answer for 100 points.
On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 10:13, PAC Brion Arnaud wrote:
> Adrian,
>
> I believe the correct syntax for what you're
update node * password
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Hello list!
Can anyone help with some tricky hints about
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Hello list!
Can anyone help with some tricky hints about updating multiple nodes?
something like
update node (select node_name from nodes) password
Any help is appreciated.
