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52 Command View EVA Storage System Scripting Utility Reference Guide
Syntax
CAPTURE VALIDATE <file_name>
CAPTURE VALIDATE checks the specified script file for modification by
calculating its checksum and comparing the result against the checksum saved
in the file. A script may have been modified (failed the CAPTURE
VALIDATE command) but may still work. SSSU runs a script even if its
checksum shows file modification.
Example
CAPTURE VALIDATE c:\reconfigure_sales_dr_step2.txt
This example determines whether the reconfigure_sales_dr_step2.txt file was
modified.
Syntax
CAPTURE VALIDATE file_name
User functionality
CAPTURE VALIDATE is a switch that determines if a captured script text file has
been edited and modified after it was captured. This allows the user to determine
whether the script is a perfect capture of the existing system or if someone has
modified it after it was created.
Note that the specified script is not executed by this command; the script is
checked only to see whether it's “original” or not.
When a script is captured by the CAPTURE commands, a header is written at the
front of the text file and a checksum is written at the end. If CAPTURE
VALIDATE does not see a correct header, it reports that the script specified is not
a CAPTURE-generated script. If the checksum does not match, this command
reports that the file has been modified.
If and only if a correct header is found and the checksum matches, this command
reports that the CAPTURE script specified is unmodified.
CAPTURE VALIDATE