lmerge

Use the lmerge command to merge and sort the specified lists. You specify the lists to merge as arguments. You must enclose the list commands you want to merge in square brackets.

Syntax

lmerge [list1] [list2] [list[...]]

Options

This command takes no options.

Arguments

This command takes the following arguments:

Argument	Type	Description
[list1]	string	Specifies the list command that return the information you want to include first in the merged results.
[list2)	string	Specifies the list command that return the information you want to include second in the merged results.
[list[...]]	string	Specifies any additional list commands that return information you want to include in the merged results.

Return value

This command returns nothing if it runs successfully.

Examples

lmerge [list_zone_users] [list_zone_computers] [list_roles]

This example returns a merged list of zone users, zone computers, and zone roles similar to this:

fred@pistolas.org:fred:580398:648:%{u:displayName}:%{home}/%{user}:%{shell}:
lane@pistolas.org:lane:580397:648:%{u:displayName}:%{home}/%{user}:%{shell}:
maya@pistolas.org:maya:580320:648:%{u:displayName}:%{home}/%{user}:%{shell}:
ubu1$@pistolas.org: cpus(1) agentVersion(CentrifyDC 5.2.0): ubu1.pistolas.org
nic3$@pistolas.org: cpus(2) agentVersion(CentrifyDC 5.2.0): nic3.pistolas.org
Rescue - always permit login
listed
UNIX Login
UnixAdminRights
Windows Login

You can specify the list arguments using full command names or abbreviations. For example:

lmerge [lszc] [lspa]
ubu1$@pistolas.org: cpus(1) agentVersion(CentrifyDC 5.2.0): ubu1.pistolas.org
nic3$@pistolas.org: cpus(2) agentVersion(CentrifyDC 5.2.0): nic3.pistolas.org
dzssh-all/Headquarters : dzssh-* : All of ssh services
login-all/Headquarters : * : Predefined global PAM permission. Do not delete.

Related Tcl library commands

None.