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Using Product and Image Names

Any command that accepts subsystems names as arguments also accepts product and image names as arguments. This means that the trailing asterisk wildcards (.* and .*.*) are not necessary to specify all subsystems in an image or product.

Example 6-2 illustrates commands that use product and image names as arguments.

Inst> list eoe 
Inst> install *.man
Inst> keep *

Example 6-2 : Commands With Product and Image Arguments You can always tell whether you are specifying a subsystem, image, or product name by the number of segments in the name. Product names contain one segment and no dots, image names contain two segments separated by one dot, and subsystem names contain three segments separated by two dots. These rules are true even when you use wildcards. Example 6-3 illustrates the structure of names in the product hierarchy.

dmedia_dev
dmedia_dev.sw
dmedia_dev.sw.audio

Example 6-3 : Sample Product, Image, and Subsystem Names


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