Using Batch Mode 157--mac-a 00:e0:bb:24:AE:56 -- mac-l 1 -–pp local--site-id Br3The following simple command quickly adds a user account:user-MAC --u jjhonson --ph 2314323The following command deletes the user account for jjohnson:user-MAC --delete --u jjhonsonThe following command changes the phone extension for the jjohnsonuser account:user-MAC --mod --u jjhonson --ph 5552121 --new-ph 5552222Using Batch Mode In batch mode, you create either a comma separated values (CSV) file oran XML file to use as input for user-MAC command processing. Eachrequest (CSV line or XML transaction node) makes up a transaction.■ An XML file can contain a mixture of add, delete, and modifytransactions.You cannot use a modify transaction to change the site ID of a useraccount. The site ID (--site-id) is required for a modify transaction ifthe account to be changed is located at a branch site. If the account islocated on another region, the modify transaction must specify a siteID (--site-id) and remote IP address (--remote).■ A CSV file can contain add transactions only.Batch mode processing can run in either stop mode (the default) ornon-stop mode (the user-MAC command line includes the --non-stopqualifier). For both modes, during the initial parse, the input file isvalidated for format but not for content validity. If the parse encounters aformatting error (for example, an angle bracket (>) is missing in an XMLfile), processing stops.■ In stop mode, if an error is found after the initial parse is complete,processing stops.■ In non-stop mode, if an error is found after the initial parse iscomplete, the offending transaction is dumped, but processingcontinues to the next transaction in the file.
