--abort-if-table-space-not-found

Abort the deployment if the application contains a table space name that is absent from the destination meta repo

--dest-table-space arg

The table space name to use in the destination meta repo when the table space name used by the application is absent

--abort-if-duplicate-sm-name

Abort the deployment if the application contains a source mapping name, or short name, that's already in use in the destination meta repo

--dest-sm-name arg

The source mapping name to use in the destination meta repo when there's a duplicate name used by the application

--dest-sm-short-name arg

The source mapping short name to use in the destination meta repo when there's a duplicate short name used by the application

--abort-if-db-name-not-found

Abort the deployment if the application contains a database name that is absent from the destination meta repo

--dest-db-name arg

The database name to use in the destination meta repo when the database name used by the application is absent

--abort-if-schema-name-not-found

Abort the deployment if the application contains a schema name that is absent from the destination meta repo

--dest-schema-name arg

The schema name to use in the destination meta repo when the schema name used by the application is absent

--abort-if-connection-name-not-found

Abort the deployment if the application contains a connection name that is absent from the destination meta repo

--dest-connection-name arg

When deployment requires the name of an existing connection it will use the name supplied by this argument

--abort-if-target-name-not-found

Abort the deployment if the application contains a target name that is absent from the destination meta repo

--dest-target-name arg

The target name to use in the destination meta repo when the target name used by the application is absent

--abort-if-scheduler-name-not-found

Abort the deployment if the application contains a scheduler name that is absent from the destination meta repo

--dest-scheduler-name arg

The scheduler name to use in the destination meta repo when the scheduler name used by the application

--continue-ver-mismatch

Continue with the deployment even if the meta repo versions differ between application and the destination repo

--continue-checked-out

Continue with the deployment even if one or more items are checked out

--continue-clear-connection

Continue with the deployment if an object's connection is absent from the deployment files. The object's connection will be set to 0.

--use-oracle-procs

Use a work around for an Oracle procedure compile limitation on the lengths of strings.

--def-load-type arg

The default load type to use for load tables. One of External, DbLink, Odbc, NativeOdbc, Ssis, Tpt, TptScript, WinFile, WinFileScript, WinFileXml, UnixFile, UnixFileScript, NativeSsh, Sqoop or HostScript.

--default-load-script-connection arg

The name of the connection to default to for load scripts.

--default-load-script-template arg

The name of the template to default to for load scripts.

--red-user-name arg

The RED user name to insert into version records.

--assign-jobs-to-user arg

The name of the owner to default to for jobs.

--meta-dsn arg

ODBC DSN of the metadata repository

--meta-dsn-arch arg (=32)

The architecture of the ODBC DSN. Valid values are 32 and 64. Defaults to 32 if not specified.

--meta-user-name arg

Username for the ODBC DSN

--meta-password arg

Password for the ODBC DSN

--meta-database arg

Database used by the ODBC DSN

--td-wallet

The supplied password will be treated as a TDWallet string

--dimension-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store DSS tables (Oracle, SQL Server and DB2).

--index-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata (DB2 only).

--meta-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata.

--meta-index-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata indexes and constraints (Oracle, SQL Server and PostgreSQL).

--meta-con-string arg

ODBC connection string for the metadata repository when using Advanced Connect. This arg will override the values stored in the RED Profile if provided. Accepts RED tokens $DSN$, $USER$ and $PASSWORD$.

--red-profile arg

Path to the RED Profile file to be used with Advanced Connect, usually necessary for data warehouse actions when Advanced Connect is in use.

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--path-name arg

The file system path whose contents are to be listed

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--app-number arg

The application number that's contained within the application ID file

--app-version arg

The application version that's contained within the application ID file

--app-directory arg

The path on the local system that contains the set of application files

--xml-file-name arg

The path on the local system to an XML file exported from WhereScape 3D

--continue-ver-mismatch

Continue with the deployment even if the meta repo versions differ between application and the destination repo

--meta-dsn arg

ODBC DSN of the metadata repository

--meta-dsn-arch arg (=32)

The architecture of the ODBC DSN. Valid values are 32 and 64. Defaults to 32 if not specified.

--meta-user-name arg

Username for the ODBC DSN

--meta-password arg

Password for the ODBC DSN

--meta-database arg

Database used by the ODBC DSN

--td-wallet

The supplied password will be treated as a TDWallet string

--dimension-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store DSS tables (Oracle, SQL Server and DB2).

--index-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata (DB2 only).

--meta-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata.

--meta-index-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata indexes and constraints (Oracle, SQL Server and PostgreSQL).

--meta-con-string arg

ODBC connection string for the metadata repository when using Advanced Connect. This arg will override the values stored in the RED Profile if provided. Accepts RED tokens $DSN$, $USER$ and $PASSWORD$.

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Path to the RED Profile file to be used with Advanced Connect, usually necessary for data warehouse actions when Advanced Connect is in use.

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--app-number arg

The application number that's contained within the application ID file

--app-version arg

The application version that's contained within the application ID file

--app-directory arg

The path on the local system that contains the set of application files

--xml-file-name arg

The path on the local system to an XML file exported from WhereScape 3D

--options-location arg

Where to look for the deployment options. Either registry, xml or defaults.

--options-file-name arg

If options-location is xml then this must be the path to the XML options file

--meta-dsn arg

ODBC DSN of the metadata repository

--meta-dsn-arch arg (=32)

The architecture of the ODBC DSN. Valid values are 32 and 64. Defaults to 32 if not specified.

--meta-user-name arg

Username for the ODBC DSN

--meta-password arg

Password for the ODBC DSN

--meta-database arg

Database used by the ODBC DSN

--td-wallet

The supplied password will be treated as a TDWallet string

--dimension-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store DSS tables (Oracle, SQL Server and DB2).

--index-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata (DB2 only).

--meta-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata.

--meta-index-space arg

A named area of the RDBMS to store the metadata indexes and constraints (Oracle, SQL Server and PostgreSQL).

--meta-con-string arg

ODBC connection string for the metadata repository when using Advanced Connect. This arg will override the values stored in the RED Profile if provided. Accepts RED tokens $DSN$, $USER$ and $PASSWORD$.

--red-profile arg

Path to the RED Profile file to be used with Advanced Connect, usually necessary for data warehouse actions when Advanced Connect is in use.