EEM applet does not support extended ping ?

Hi does anybody know if EEM applet does not support any extended Ping in a cli action ?
This works:
action 1000 cli command "ping ip 10.161.255.5"
These statements does not work ?
action 1000 cli command "ping ip 10.161.255.5 repeat 10 source Loopback0"
action 1000 cli command "ping vrf TESTVRF ip 10.161.255.5 repeat 20 source Loopback0"
I  found another possibility how to achive extended ping in EEM like following
event manager applet ping
event none sync yes
action 100 cli command "enable"
action 101 cli command "ping" pattern "[ip]"
action 102 cli command "ip" pattern "address"
action 103 cli command "10.161.255.5" pattern "count"
action 104 cli command "20" pattern "size"
action 105 cli command "100" pattern "seconds"
action 106 cli command "2" pattern "commands"
action 107 cli command "y" pattern "interface"
action 108 cli command "Loopback0" pattern "service"
action 109 cli command "0" pattern "header"
action 110 cli command "no" pattern "data"
action 111 cli command "no" pattern "pattern"
action 112 cli command "0xABCD" pattern "Verbose"
action 113 cli command " " pattern "size"
action 114 cli command "n" event manager applet ping
bu there is also no way to specify the VRF ?
Any Ideas ?
Thx
Hubert

Hi found failure,
extended ping needs to be executed in priviledged mode, so need to enable in advance , then it works
thx Bruno for the hint
Hubert

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    4 ETW000  [     dev trc,00000]  db_con_check_dirty: 1 open cursors, tx = NO , bc = NO                     18  0.167818
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    | |
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    | quit |
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    | |
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    12 VARCHAR N 100 100 0/ 0 1000 0 200 ConsumptionYearCostUOM
    3 DECIMAL N 24 24 9/ 3 0 0 0 ConsumptionYearFactorAmount
    -7 BIT N 1 1 0/ 0 0 0 20 NeedToBeApprovedByREK
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    Entered hgopars, cursor id 1 at 2013/04/01-16:30:42
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    Entered hgocomm at 2013/04/01-16:31:24
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    10: 32322E37 363237 [22.7627]
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    10: 312E345D [1.4]]
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    Exiting hgocomm, rc=0 at 2013/04/01-16:31:24
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    Entered hgoexit at 2013/04/01-16:31:24
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    Message Text = 0x14e5f968
    Buffer Length = 510
    Text Len Ptr = 0x7fff6ca97750
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    Statement = 0x14e399f0
    Rec Number = 2
    SQLState = 0x7fff6ca97700
    Native = 0x7fff6ca974f4
    Message Text = 0x14e5f908
    Buffer Length = 510
    Text Len Ptr = 0x7fff6ca97750
    [ODBC][12117][SQLGetDiagRecW.c][582]
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    Info Type = SQL_CURSOR_COMMIT_BEHAVIOR (23)
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    Buffer Length = 8
    StrLen = 0x7fff6ca9781c
    [ODBC][12117][SQLGetInfo.c][528]
    Exit:[SQL_SUCCESS]
    [ODBC][12117][SQLEndTran.c][488]
    Exit:[SQL_SUCCESS]
    [ODBC][12117][SQLDisconnect.c][204]
    Entry:
    Connection = 0x14dbd4b0
    [ODBC][12117][SQLDisconnect.c][341]
    Exit:[SQL_SUCCESS]
    [ODBC][12117][SQLFreeHandle.c][268]
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    Handle Type = 2
    Input Handle = 0x14dbd4b0
    [ODBC][12117][SQLFreeHandle.c][317]
    Exit:[SQL_SUCCESS]
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    Handle Type = 1
    Input Handle = 0x14dbb0c0
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