Validate Command
The validate command validates the deployed configurations in Asset 360 orgs. When you use the validate command, the deployment of configuration items is validated against the target org.
The following table provides the svmx:validate command information.
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Command Options/Arguments
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Description
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Command:
$ sfdx svmx:validate [-t <array>] [-n <array>] [-p <string>] [-u <string>] [-c <string>] [--apiversion <string>]
[--json] [--loglevel trace|debug|info|warn|error|fatal|TRACE|DEBUG|INFO|WARN|ERROR|FATAL] |
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-t
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Used to specify the Asset 360 configuration types to validate.
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-n
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Used to specify the configuration developer name.
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-p
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Used to specify the path of the stored configuration JSON files.
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-u
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Used to specify the org username or the alias for the target org. This value overrides the default target org.
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-c
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Used to specify the name of the json file that contains information as to which configurations must be validated.
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--apiversion
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Used to specify the API version. This overrides the API version used for API requests made by this command.
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--json
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Used to specify that the output format is JSON.
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--loglevel
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Used to specify the logging level. The available options are (trace|debug|info|warn|error|fatal|TRACE|DEBUG|INFO|WARN|ERROR|FATAL).
The default logging level is WARN.
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The following table lists the available validate commands:
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Command
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Description
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Example
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svmx:validate
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Used to validate all the available configurations.
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sfdx svmx:validate -u user@salesforce.com
sfdx svmx:validate -u user@salesforce.com -t Expression,Mapping,TechnicalAttribute
sfdx svmx:validate -u user@salesforce.com -c configuration.json
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svmx:validate:assethierarchy
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Used to validate asset hierarchy configurations.
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sfdx svmx:validate:assethierarchy -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:assettimeline
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Used to validate asset hierarchy configurations.
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sfdx svmx:validate:assettimeline -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:entitlementrule
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Used to validate auto-entitlement rules.
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sfdx svmx:validate:entitlementrule -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:esarule
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Used to validate entitled service assignment rules.
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sfdx svmx:validate:esarule -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:expression
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Used to validate expressions.
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sfdx svmx:validate:expression -u user@salesforce.com
sfdx svmx:validate:expression -u user@salesforce.com -n <DEVELOPER_NAME,...>
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svmx:validate:mapping
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Used to validate mappings.
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sfdx svmx:validate:mapping -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:parule
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Used to validate pricebook assignment rules.
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sfdx svmx:validate:mapping -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:screen
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Used to validate screen configurations.
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sfdx svmx:validate:screen -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:transaction
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Used to validate transactions.
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sfdx svmx:validate:transaction -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:wizard
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Used to validate wizards.
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sfdx svmx:validate:wizard -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:psc
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Used to validate PSC configurations.
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sfdx svmx:validate:psc -u user@salesforce.com
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svmx:validate:techattr
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Used to validate asset technical attributes.
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sfdx svmx:validate:techattr -u user@salesforce.com
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The following is a sample screen of the svmx:validate command run and the output.
