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Introduction to MicroStrategy Command Manager
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| MicroStrategy Command Manager automates maintenance and other administrative operations using simple text-based commands. These commands can be compiled into script files and run from a graphical interface or from the command line. The script files can be scheduled through operating system utilities or integrated into third-party Systems Management Software, automating repetitive maintenance tasks. Command Manager minimizes administrative costs by automating critical, time-consuming administrative tasks, such as managing users and security, purging caches, and expiring jobs. Command Manager contains over 200 commands that automate administrative tasks. Command Manager makes it easy to incorporate MicroStrategy administration into any software management system. Other examples of tasks you can perform using Command Manager include: 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; disconnect active sessions on server or project. Database management: Create, modify, and delete connections, connection mappings, logins, and database instances. Project management: List or stop 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. For information on how to use these products and the tasks you can perform with them, refer to the Documentation page for MicroStrategy Command Manager. For a complete list of MicroStrategy product manuals, refer to the Product Manuals page.
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