Kapil,
I am the PTC Integrity administrator for 2 separate servers. We are using PTC Integrity LCM 10.9 running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
When I need to create a large amount fields, triggers, queries, etc, I use the CLI. You need to test those scripts first, because as you may already know the command line is unforgiving.
To shorten the scripts I use variables. The variables in the scripts are between the % %
Example:
REM - Variables
SET HOST=--hostname=ptc
SET CFIELD=createfield
SET CMKS_DOMAIN_GRP=createmksdomaingroup
SET EMKS_DOMAIN_GRP=editmksdomaingroup
SET CPROJECT=createproject
SET CQUERY=createquery
SET CREPORT=createreport
SET CSTATE=createstate
SET CTRIGGER=createtrigger
SET EPROJECT=editproject
SET ETRIGGER=edittrigger
SET USR=--user=ptcadmin
Here is an example of a script that loops and creates 9 date fields with the names "Date Completed 01, Date Completed 02,Date Completed 03, etc." :
FOR /L %X in (1, 1, 9) DO (im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 0%X" --displayName="Date Completed 0%X" --name="Date Completed 0%X")
or
you could do this:
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 01" --displayName="Date Completed 01" --name="Date Completed 01"
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 02" --displayName="Date Completed 02" --name="Date Completed 02"
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 03" --displayName="Date Completed 03" --name="Date Completed 03"
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 04" --displayName="Date Completed 04" --name="Date Completed 04"
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 05" --displayName="Date Completed 05" --name="Date Completed 05"
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 06" --displayName="Date Completed 06" --name="Date Completed 06"
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 07" --displayName="Date Completed 07" --name="Date Completed 07"
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 08" --displayName="Date Completed 08" --name="Date Completed 08"
im %CFIELD% %HOST% --type=date --description="Date Completed 09" --displayName="Date Completed 09" --name="Date Completed 09"
Hope that helps you in some way.
Dan
