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| Section | Description |
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Database | Contains the source and target database (or schema). |
| Data Compare Options <DataCompareOptions> | Contains the data compare options. |
| Table Mapping Rules <TableMappingRules> | Contains the rules that determine how database tables are mapped. |
| View Mapping Rules <ViewMappingRules> | Contains the rules that determine how database views are mapped. |
| Table Pairs <TablePairs> | Contains the pairs of tables that should be mapped manually or pairs that should be excluded. |
| View Pairs <ViewPairs> | Contains the pairs of views that should be mapped manually or pairs that should be excluded. |
| Command Line Settings <CommandLineOptions> | Contains additional data compare settings. |
A typical xml configuration file has the following structure:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><SqlDataCompareCmdConfig <DataCompareCmdConfig xmlns="http://www.xsqlsoftwareidera.com/oracle/schemas/datacompare/xSQLDataCompareCmdSchemacmd.xsd">
<LeftDatabase>
<SqlServer>(local)</SqlServer>
<DatabaseName>DB_Test1</DatabaseName>
<TrustedConnection>true</TrustedConnection>
</LeftDatabase>
<RightDatabase>
<SqlServer>(local)</SqlServer>
<DatabaseName>DB_Test2</DatabaseName>
<Username>username</Username>
<Password>password</Password>
</RightDatabase>
<CommandLineOptions>
<Synchronize>true</Synchronize>
<DataScriptFile>script.sql</DataScriptFile>
<DataLogFile>script.log</DataLogFile>
<ComparisonLogFile>log.txt</ComparisonLogFile>
<ErrorLogName>error.log</ErrorLogName>
</CommandLineOptions>
</SqlDataCompareCmdConfig>
<LeftDatabase>
<ConnectionName>Oracle Schema 1</ConnectionName>
<ConnectionType>Basic</ConnectionType>
<Username>HR</Username>
<Password>********</Password>
<Host>host-name-or-ip</Host>
<Service>oracle-service-name</Service>
<DatabaseSchema>HR</DatabaseSchema>
</LeftDatabase>
<RightDatabase>
<ConnectionName>Oracle Schema 2</ConnectionName>
<ConnectionType>Basic</ConnectionType>
<Username>HR_TARGET</Username>
<Password>********</Password>
<Host>host-name-or-ip</Host>
<Service>oracle-service-name</Service>
<DatabaseSchema>HR_TARGET</DatabaseSchema>
</RightDatabase>
<CommandLineOptions>
<Direction>RightAsLeft</Direction>
<Synchronize>true</Synchronize>
<DataScriptFile>SyncScript.sql</DataScriptFile>
<DataLogFile>SyncScript.log</DataLogFile>
<ComparisonLogFile>Operational.txt</ComparisonLogFile>
<ErrorLogName>Error.log</ErrorLogName>
</CommandLineOptions>
</DataCompareCmdConfig>
- <LeftDatabase> and <RightDatabase> elements specify the source and the target database referred to as the left and the right database respectively.or schema.
- DatabaseSchema element within each database element specifies the Oracle schema.
- Data No explicit data compare options are not set. The command line will use the default options.
- The <CommandLineSettings> element contains the following settings:
- <Direction>: RightAsLeft. Indicates that data on the right will be modified to match with the data on the left.
- <Synchronize> true: Indicates that the command line should synchronize the target database by executing execute the data synchronization script. This setting forces command line to make permanent changes in the target database
- <DataScriptFile>: . Specifies a file name for data synchronization script.
- <DataLogFile>: . Specifies a file name for data synchronization log.
- <ComparisonLogFile>: . Specifies a file name for data compare operational log.
- <ErrorLogName>: . Specifies a file name for logging the errors that might occur during the comparison.
You can run the command line with a xml configuration file as follows:
IderaDataCmd Idera.OracleDataCmd <config.xml>
You can validate an xml file as follows:
IderaDataCmd Idera.OracleDataCmd <config.xml> /v
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