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howto create domain aliases in batch mode with domain.sh?

# /usr/local/psa/bin/domalias -h

Usage: domalias command <domain alias> [options]

Available commands:
--create or -c <domain alias> Creates a domain alias
--update or -u <domain alias> Updates a domain alias properties
--delete or -d <domain alias> Deletes a domain alias
--delete-all or -da <parent domain>
Delete all domain aliases for
specified domain
--info or -i <domain alias> Retrieves domain alias information
--on <domain alias> Enables given domain alias
--off <domain alias> Disables given domain alias
--rename or -r <domain alias> Renames a domain alias
--help or -h Displays this help page

Available options:
-new-name <fqdn> New domain alias name. Required for
the "rename" command
-mail <true|false> Enables/disables domain alias for mail
service
-web <true|false> Enables/disables domain alias for web
service
-domain <fqdn> Domain name. Required for creation
-status <enabled|disabled|admin,domadm,parent,client>
Enables or disables domain alias
-tomcat <true|false> Enables/disables Tomcat on domain
alias
 
Excellent, thanks!

Are these commands documented somewhere? A list of what's available would be nice.
 
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