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KB47658: Which administrative tasks can be automated with Command Manager using out-of-the-box scripts in MicroStrategy 9.4.x?


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Which administrative tasks can be automated with Command Manager using out-of-the-box scripts in MicroStrategy 9.4.x?

QUESTION:
Which administrative tasks can be automated with Command Manager using out-of-the-box scripts in Strategy 9.4.x?
 
ANSWER:
The following administrative tasks can be automated using Command Manager in Strategy 9.4.x.

  • User management: Add, remove, or modify users or user groups; list user profiles.
  • Security: Grant or revoke user privileges; create security filters and apply them to users or groups; change security roles and user profiles; assign or revoke ACL permissions; disconnect users or disable their accounts.
  • Server management: Start, stop, or restart Intelligence Server; configure Intelligence Server settings; cluster Intelligence Server machines; change database connections and logins; manage error codes and customize output data; disconnect active sessions on server or project.
  • Database management: create, modify, and delete connections, connection mappings, logins, and database instances.
  • Project management: List or kill jobs; change a project’s mode (idle, resume); expire and delete caches; change filter or metric definitions; manage facts and attributes; manage folders; update the project’s schema; manage shortcuts; manage hidden properties; create tables and update warehouse catalog tables.
  • Scheduling: Trigger an event to run scheduled reports.
  • Narrowcast Server administration: Start and stop a Narrowcast Server; start, stop, and schedule Narrowcast Server services; add, modify, and remove subscription book users; define and remove user authentication.

Example:

  • Open Command Manager.
  • Click the Outline button.
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  • Select the task to insert the sample syntax script.
  • Update accordingly.

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May 24, 2017

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May 24, 2017