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Workspace JMXJAR commands to do blablabla

Comparing the environment variables in a cloud is made easy with ASPL scripting language. You can ...

ASPL 1> ks mtime chksum ppdd ffl
ks mtime chksum ppdd ffl set the ks attributes vector to mtime chksum ppdd ffl

ASPL 2> f& jmx1 jmx2
get the intersection between jmx1 and jmx2

ASPL 3> f&`c= jmx1 jmx2
get the intersection between jmx1 and jmx2 that have the same checksums

ASPL 4> f&`c~ jmx1 jmx2
get the intersection between jmx1 and jmx2 that have the different checksums

ASPL 5> f\ jmx1 jmx2
get the difference between jmx1 and jmx2 that is the files in jmx1 that are not in jmx2

ASPL 6> f\ jmx2 jmx1
get the difference between jmx2 and jmx1 that is the files in jmx2 that are not in jmx1

ASPL 7> f%&`c= jmx1 jmx2
compare jmx1 and jmx2 by displaying the alignment between the similar files in jmx1 and jmx2 such that these files have same checksums

ASPL 8> f%&`c~ jmx1 jmx2
compare jmx1 and jmx2 by displaying the alignment between the similar files in jmx1 and jmx2 such that these files have different checksums

ASPL 9> f%U jmx1 jmx2
compare jmx1 and jmx2 by displaying the alignment between jmx1 and jmx2

ASPL 10> f%U`c= jmx1 jmx2
compare jmx1 and jmx2 by displaying the alignment between jmx1 and jmx2 such that these files have same checksums

ASPL 11> f%U`c~ jmx1 jmx2
compare jmx1 and jmx2 by displaying the alignment between jmx1 and jmx2 such that these files have different checksums

ASPL 12> fP jmx1 jmx2 jmx3
get the partitions betweem jmx1 jmx2 and jmx3

ASPL 13> fP`c= jmx1 jmx2 jmx3
get the partitions betweem jmx1 jmx2 and jmx3 with same checksums

ASPL 14> fP`c= jmx1 jmx2 jmx3 jmx4
get the partitions betweem jmx1 jmx2 jmx3 and jmx4 with same checksums

ASPL 15> cP jmx1 jmx2 jmx3 jmx4
partition jmx1 jmx2 jmx3 and jmx4 based on their checksums

ASPL 16> gP jmx1 jmx2 jmx3 jmx4
partition jmx1 jmx2 jmx3 and jmx4 based on their subgroups and elements

ASPL 17> dP jmx1 jmx2 jmx3 jmx4
partition jmx1 jmx2 jmx3 and jmx4 based on their subgroups

ASPL 18> quit
quit