Error Messages

When an error is made in the command line an error message which identifies the error is returned. For example, if the first token of the command is mistyped, the unknown command message is displayed.

config: usear root
There is no command usear root.
Type 'help' to see the available commands.
config:
config: aaaaa
There is no command aaaaa.
Type 'help' to see the available commands.
config:

If only the first few tokens of the command can be parsed, an error message with a ^ marker is displayed showing which part of the command cannot be parsed. If a context navigation is mistyped on the command line, then the context remains unchanged. It does not partially navigate through multiple contexts. In the following example, the context remains at the top context because roopt is not a valid item context in the user entity context.

config: user roopt
             ^
invalid input detected at '^' marker.
config: