Use this utility to view selected parameter definitions and values stored in shared memory. Refer to Managing parameters for more information.
ctaparm [options]
where options are:
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Option |
Use this option to... |
|---|---|
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-e |
Display the names of all parameter structures. |
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-s structnames |
Display all parameters in the listed structures. |
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-f fieldnames |
Display all parameters matching the listed field names. |
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-g |
Generate a parameter file from the current values. |
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-l cfgfile |
Specify the configuration file defining services to initialize. |
If ctdaemon is running, ctaparm reads parameters stored in system shared memory and displays them on the screen. If ctdaemon is not running, ctaparm displays the compile-time defaults. Use the command line to specify the parameters to retrieve.
To run ctaparm, enter the following command at the prompt:
ctaparm [-e -s structlist -f fieldlist -g]
The lists generated by the -s and -f options are delimited by the + (plus) character. For example:
ctaparm -s adi.play+adi.record
ctaparm -f gain+dtmfabort
Note: The error CTAERR_ALREADY_INITIALIZED indicates that ctaparm is using a different configuration file than ctdaemon. The file used by ctaparm lists services in the [ctasys] section that are not loaded by ctdaemon. Both ctaparm and ctdaemon load \nms\ctaccess\cfg\cta.cfg by default. (For UNIX, the path is /opt/nms/ctaccess/cfg/cta.cfg.)