Using the Validate Command
This command validates the ServiceMax Core configurations in the ServiceMax-installed Salesforce orgs. Using this command, you can validate the deployment of configuration items against the target org.
The following table provides the svmxc:validate command information.
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Command Options /Arguments
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Description
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Command:
$ sf svmxc 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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Specifies the ServiceMax Core configuration types to validate.
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-n
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Specifies the configuration developer name.
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-p
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Specifies the path of the stored configuration JSON files.
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-u
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Specifies 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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Specifies 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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Specifies 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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Specifies that the output format is JSON.
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--loglevel
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Specifies 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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Examples
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sf svmxc validate
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Used to validate all the available configurations.
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sf svmxc validate -o user@salesforce.com
sf svmxc validate -o user@salesforce.com -t Expression,Mapping
sf svmxc validate -o user@salesforce.com -c configuration.json
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sf svmxc validate expression
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Used to validate expressions.
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sf svmxc validate:expression -o user@salesforce.com
sf svmxc validate:expression -o user@salesforce.com -0 <DEVELOPER_NAME,...>
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sf svmxc validate dvr
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Used to validate Data Validation Rules
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sf svmxc validate dvr -o user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate mapping
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Used to validate mappings.
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sf svmxc validate mapping -o user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate opdoc
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Used to validate Output Documents
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sf svmxc validate opdoc -o user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate checklist
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Used to validate Checklists
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sf svmxc validate checklist -o user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate screen
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Used to validate screen configurations.
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sf svmxc validate screen -o user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate transaction
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Used to validate transactions.
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sf svmxc validate transaction -o user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate wizard
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Used to validate wizards.
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sf svmxc validate wizard -o user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate inventory
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Used to validate Inventory Process.
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sf svmxc validate inventory -o user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate mobilepermission
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Used to validate the Mobile Permissions.
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sf svmxc validate mobilepermission
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sf svmxc validate apppermission
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Used to validate the SFW SFM App permissions.
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sf svmxc validate apppermission -o username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate mobileconfig
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Used to validate the Mobile Configuration.
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sf svmxc validate mobileconfig -o username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate eventsubjectrule
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Used to validate the Event Subject Rule.
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sf svmxc validate eventsubjectrule -o,
username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate triggercontrol
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Used to validate the Trigger Controls.
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sf svmxc validate triggercontrol -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate featurepermission
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Used to validate the Feature permission.
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sf svmxc validate featurepermission -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate techattr
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Used to validate the Technical Attributes.
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sf svmxc validate techattr -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate customactions
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Used to validate the Custom Actions.
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sf svmxc validate customactions -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate availableservice
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Used to validate the Available Services.
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sf svmxc validate availableservice -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate territory
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Used to validate the Territory.
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sf svmxc validate territory -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate territoryrule
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Used to validate the Territory Matching Rule.
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sf svmxc validate territoryrule -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate techrule
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Used to validate the Technician Rule.
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sf svmxc validate techrule -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate autoentitlement
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Used to validate the Auto Entitlement.
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sf svmxc validate autoentitlement -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate counterrule
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Used to validate the Counter Rules.
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sf svmxc validate counterrule -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate spm
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Used to validate the SPM.
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sf svmxc validate spm -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate iotapex
sf svmxc validate iotobject
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Used to validate the IOT Map To Apex.
Used to validate the IOT Map To Object.
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sf svmxc validate iotapex -o, username of user@salesforce.com
sf svmxc validate iotobject -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate ibsetup
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Used to validate the IB Application Setup.
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sf svmxc validate ibsetup -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate pmplantemplate
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Used to validate the PM Plan Template.
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sf svmxc validate pmplantemplate -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate serviceteam
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Used to validate the Service Team.
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sf svmxc validate serviceteam -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate mttsrule
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Used to validate the MTTS Rule.
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sf svmxc validate mttsrule -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate dispatchprocess
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Used to validate the Dispatch Process.
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sf svmxc validate dispatchprocess -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate timesheet
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Used to validate the Timesheet Process.
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sf svmxc validate timesheet -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate sfa
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Used to validate the Service Flow Automation.
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sf svmxc validate sfa -o, username of user@salesforce.com username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate fieldinventory
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Used to validate the Field Inventory.
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sf svmxc validate fieldinventory -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate pmprocess
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Used to validate the PM Process.
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sf svmxc validate pmprocess -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate sfmsearch
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Used to validate the SFM Search.
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sf svmxc validate sfmsearch -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate slaterms
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Used to validate the SLA Terms.
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sf svmxc validate slaterms -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate eventhoverrule
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Used to validate the Event Hover Rule.
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sf svmxc validate eventhoverrule -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate dcfieldupdate
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Used to validate the DC Field Update.
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sf svmxc validate dcfieldupdate -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate fcoconfig
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Used to validate the FCO Configurations.
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sf svmxc validate fcoconfig -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate datalookuprule
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Used to validate the Data Lookup Rule.
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sf svmxc validate datalookuprule -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate timeline
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Used to validate the Timeline.
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sf svmxc validate timeline -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate skillmatchrule
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Used to validate the Skill Match Rule.
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sf svmxc validate skillmatchrule -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate dcview
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Used to validate the DC View.
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sf svmxc validate dcview -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate tasktemplate
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Used to validate the Task Template.
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sf svmxc validate tasktemplate -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate invoiceprocess
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Used to validate the Service Proforma Invoice Process.
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sf svmxc validate invoiceprocess -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate sconinvoiceprocess
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Used to validate the Service Contact Proforma Invoice Process.
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sf svmxc validate sconinvoiceprocess -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate pulse
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Used to validate the Push Notification.
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sf svmxc validate pulse -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate warrantyterms
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Used to validate the Warranty Terms.
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sf svmxc validate warrantyterms -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate appointmenttype
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Used to validate the Ranked Appointment Booking.
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sf svmxc validate appointmenttype -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate dchover
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Used to validate the Dispatch Console Hover.
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sf svmxc validate dchover -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate scheduledsfm
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Used to validate the Scheduled SFM.
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sf svmxc validate scheduledsfm -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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sf svmxc validate serviceplan
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Used to validate the Service Plan.
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sf svmxc validate serviceplan -o, username of user@salesforce.com
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The following is a sample screen of the svmxc:validate command run and the output.
You can also pass all the configuration items in the target org in a JSON file. The command is as follows:
sf svmxc validate -o tgt -c <JSON file path>
For example,
sf svmxc validate -o tgt -c /Desktop/configuration.json