action parse is mostly used in Configuration Mode. The only place that is needed in the Operational Mode is when users execute "show configuration" in the Operational Mode. It passes the arguments to the Configuration Mode so that it supports the same capabilities as in the Configuration Mode.

Example:

...src/junos/lib/ddl/input/ui.cmd.dd

        command show {

            ...

            command configuration {
                help "Show current configuration";
                require view;
                action parse mgd ddl_show_database_parse;
                action execute mgd ddl_show_database_noop;
            }

        }

Display:

        user@router> show configuration
        version "8.2I0 [user]"; ## last changed: 2006-12-04 19:13:21 PST
        example {
            newbie {
                constant-text hello;
            }
        }

        user@router> show configuration example
        newbie {
            constant-text hello;
        }
        user@router>

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action parse

Mode: Operational Mode

Description:

Example:

Display:

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