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       containerBind [-allNames] [-bindingSet string] [-bindingSetConditions] [-bindingSetList] [-force] [-preview]   
      containerBind is undoable, queryable, and editable.
      This is an accessory command to the container command which is used
for some automated binding operations on the container. A container's
published interface can be bound using a bindingSet on the
associated container template.
	  
      
      In query mode, return type is based on queried flag.
      bind, container
      container, containerProxy, containerPublish, containerTemplate
      
    
      allNames, bindingSet, bindingSetConditions, bindingSetList, force, preview
      
      
		
		  
			|  Flag can appear in Create mode of command |  Flag can appear in Edit mode of command | 
		  
			|  Flag can appear in Query mode of command |  Flag can be used more than once in a command. | 
		
// query the template binding sets available for this container
//
containerBind -query -bindingSetList container1;
// attempt to bind published names on the container
// using matching information in the bindingSet specified.
// By default only unbound names are considered.
//
containerBind -bindingSet "MayaBindings" container1;
// Attempt to bind all published names on the container
// using matching information in the bindingSet specified.
// Previously bound names will only be re-bound if the bindingSet
// produces an appropriate match.
//
containerBind -bindingSet "MayaBindings" -allNames container1;
// Forcibly re-bind all published names on the container
// using matching information in the bindingSet specified.
// All previously bound names will be unbound and will only
// be re-bound if the binding set produces an appropriate match.
//
containerBind -bindingSet "MayaBindings" -force -allNames container1;
// preview what the results of a binding operation would be, but do
// not actually perform it.
containerBind -preview -bindingSet "MayaBindings" -force -all container1;