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Maintenance Commands | slexport(1M)

- NAME
- SYNOPSIS
- DESCRIPTION
- OPTIONS
- ATTRIBUTES
- SEE ALSO

## NAME

> slexport - SMCT command to copy software load data to an export directory

## SYNOPSIS

> `slexport -n swl-name -v swl-version [-e export-dir] [-r] [-f] [-l logfile] [-V verbosity-level] [-h]`

## DESCRIPTION

> Do not use the SMCT tool with the current patch level of the Foundation Services product.

> The `slexport` command copies software load data to an export directory. The export directory interfaces directly with the SMCT flash archive commands (flxxx).

> The `slexport` command copies the software load output from the commands `slcreate`, `slconfig`, and `sldeploy` to a specified directory.

> The `slexport` is run once at each stage of the configuration process and all node groups are processed each time it is executed.

## OPTIONS

> The options that you can use with the `slexport` command are:

> -n swl-name

>   Name of the software load to be exported. This is expressed as an ASCII string.

> -v swl-version

>   Version of the software load to be exported. This is expressed as an ASCII string.

> -e export-dir

>   Directory where the software load data will be exported to. The use of this option enables you to use the flash archive commands from another server. The default directory is specified by the SMCT variable `SMCT_EXPORT_DIR`, which is defined in the `smct.env` file. For more information on the `smct.env` file, see the `nhsmctsetup`(1M) man page.

> -r

>   Copy the software associated with the software load into the export directory. This option is required if the generic flash archive is generated on a machine other than the build server, for example the installation server.

> -f

>   Force the removal of the exported data if such data exists in the export directory. By default, you are prompted to choose whether the data is to be kept or deleted.

> -l log-file

>   Name of the file that is sent information and error messages. By default these messages are displayed on the console.

> -V verbose-level

>   Verbosity level. Values are 1, 2, or 3, where 1 is minimal traces and 3 is detailed information.

> -h

>   Displays help information.

## ATTRIBUTES

> See `attributes`(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

> ATTRIBUTE TYPE | ATTRIBUTE VALUE
> --- | ---
> Architecture | SPARC
> Availability | SUNWnhsmc
> Interface Stability | Evolving

## SEE ALSO

> `flconfig`(1M), `flcreate`(1M), `fldeploy`(1M), `flinstall`(1M), `nhsmctsetup`(1M), `slconfig`(1M), `slcreate`(1M), `sldelete`(1M), `sldeploy`(1M)

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