Commands With Embedded Single Quotation Marks Fail; Tacmd Exportnavigator -O Not Behaving Correctly; Tacmd Xxxxaction Commands Fail On Japanese Systems; Overrides Set Against An Agent Cannot Be Deleted From The Command Line - IBM E027SLL-H - Tivoli Monitoring - PC Troubleshooting Manual

Commands with embedded single quotation marks fail

The commands executeaction and executecommand fail if they contain single
quotation marks. Also, commands that contain embedded single quotation marks
and a right curly brace also fail.
There is no workaround at this time.

tacmd exportnavigator -o not behaving correctly

This option should export only the custom navigator view. Workspaces, queries,
and situation associations referenced within the custom navigator view should not
be exported. However, if you reimport the navigator view using the xml generated
using the -o option, the customizations showed up on the custom navigator view
in the Tivoli Enterprise Portal. This behavior occurs because this option does not
delete the customizations from the portal server database.

TACMD xxxxAction commands fail on Japanese systems

The following commands fail on Japanese systems:
v tacmd createAction
v tacmd viewAction
v tacmd editAction
v tacmd executeAction
Run the command with LANG=C or LANG=Ja_JP.UTF-8. Edit the
kuixxxxactionVld.xml, removing the dash (-). For example, change the following:
<ActionName arg1="-n" arg2="--name" Type="String"
ValidationRegExp="[A-Za-z0-9 _:.\-()/]" Required="Y"/>
to:
<ActionName
ValidationRegExp="[A-Za-z0-9 _:.\()/]" Required="Y"/>
Overrides set against an agent cannot be deleted from the command
line
It appears as though the override does not exist when deleting, however it allows
you to list (listOverride) and even modify (setOverride) the override. If you use
the setOverride command, using a predicate of 99, for example, the agent applies
this value as 99.0. If you then try the deleteOverride command using 99 rather
than 99.0, the command does not find a matching override, and it fails. If you read
the listOverrides command output and use the reported values to run the
deleteOverride command, the override is deleted.

tacmd listsit -m UX Managed System gives no result

The tacmd listsit command on AIX systems gives no results as shown below:
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tacmd listsit -m UX Managed System gives no result.
Return code = 255.
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arg1="-n" arg2="--name" Type="String"