Command for  exec entries in SMF

Hi ...
Is there any command to find System Management Facilities "exec=" service method entries and Inet services "exec=" property values defined in inetadm entries ..
Thanks for your help

Hi.
for svc in `svcs -a | tail +2 | awk -F: '{ print $2} '`; do echo "$svc:" `svccfg -s $svc listprop | grep exec `; done | grep "< required_string>"
But all exec's will show on same line.
It's can be output by another form, in case you write what you like :)
Regards.

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      projk     like bseg-projk,
      shkzg     like bseg-shkzg,
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