Handling Profile Execution Errors

To conserve resources, the switch stores only the last execution log for the profile that resulted in an error.

The status column displays the status of the last command executed in a profile. If the last command was successful, the status shows “pass”; otherwise, the status shows “failed”. If you wish to terminate the execution of a profile on encountering the first error, you must include the line “configure cli scripting mode abort-on-error” in the beginning of the profile. Otherwise, the profile executes all the commands even if an error was encountered and displays the status of the last command executed.

To see a tabular display showing the complete history of the last 100 profiles, use the following command:

show upm history {profile profile-name | event upm-event | status [pass | fail] | timer timer-name | detail}

Use the detail keyword to display the actual executions that happened when the profile was run.
To display a specific execution that was run, use the following command:

show upm history exec-id number

Select the exec-id number from the list in the tabular display.

Published March 2020prev | next

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