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--name arg

The name of the connection

--con-type arg

The type of the connection. Either database, hadoop, msas, odbc, unix or windows

--odbc-source arg

The system DSN to use from the OS's ODBC settings

--odbc-source-arch arg

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

--method arg

The login method to use

--host-id arg

The host ID of remote machine

--db-link-id arg

The database link ID that identifies a database this connection will use

--db-id arg

Source database ID or database name (Oracle SID, TNS Name, Teradata TDPID)

--db-type arg

The type of database this connection represents, Either local, other, sqlserver, db2, teradata, oracle, netezza, greenplum, hive, msasmultidim, pdw, msastabular, postgresql, or custom

--db-home arg

The database home directory if it is different than the standard home directory

--extract-user-id arg

The user ID this connection will use when logging in as a non-admin

--extract-pwd arg

The password this connection will use when logging in as a non-admin

--admin-user-id arg

The user ID this connection will use when logging in as an admin

--admin-pwd arg

The password this connection will use when logging in as an admin

--work-dir arg

A path to a local writeable directory to store temporary files

--pre-login-act arg

The action to run before logging into the remote host

--post-login-act arg

The action to run after logging into the remote host

--login-prompt arg

The login prompt to look for on the remote unix host

--pwd-prompt arg

The password prompt to look for on the remote unix host

--command-prompt arg

Unix command prompt or the tail-end of that prompt (typically $)

--server arg

The name of the server to use

--doc-1 arg

Documentation field 1

--doc-2 arg

Documentation field 2

--doc-3 arg

Documentation field 3

--doc-4 arg

Documentation field 4

--doc-5 arg

Documentation field 5

--doc-6 arg

Documentation field 6

--doc-7 arg

Documentation field 7

--doc-8 arg

Documentation field 8

--doc-9 arg

Documentation field 9

--doc-10 arg

Documentation field 10

--doc-11 arg

Documentation field 11

--doc-12 arg

Documentation field 12

--doc-13 arg

Documentation field 13

--doc-14 arg

Documentation field 14

--doc-15 arg

Documentation field 15

--doc-16 arg

Documentation field 16

--dtm-set-name arg

The data type mapping set this connection will use

--shell-type arg

The type of the unix shell. Either ssh or telnet

--ssh-command arg

A command line that specifies how to run a local SSH program

--meta-repo

If specified, this connection will be considered the metadata repository connection

--notes arg

Arbitrary notes associated with this connection

--default-load-type arg

The default load that will be used for load tables created with this connection

--default-load-script-connection arg

The default script connection that will be used for load tables created with this connection

--default-load-script-template arg

The default template that will be used for load table scripts created with this connection

--def-update-script-con arg

The default script connection that will be used for update scripts created with this connection

--def-table-create-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create tables created that use this connection

--def-win-action-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create the Windows Action Script for objects that use this connection

--def-unix-action-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create the Linux Action Script for objects that use this connection

--def-table-alter-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create views created that use this connection

--def-view-create-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create views created that use this connection

--def-index-create-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create indexes created that use this connection

--def-index-drop-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to drop indexes created that use this connection

--def-index-validate-block-tem arg

The default template that will be used to validate indexes created that use this connection

--def-pre-load-action arg

The default action to execute before loading data into a load table

--display-data-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Display Data SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--row-count-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Row Count SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--row-count-sql-bulk arg

The SQL statement to return the table name, schema name and row count of all tables for the connection. Variable $DATABASE$ may be used.

--table-exists-sql arg

The syntax to check if a table exists which accepts RED placeholder parameters. Default: SELECT 1 FROM $OBJECT$ WHERE 1=0

--drop-table-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Drop Table SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--drop-procedure-sql arg

The syntax to use for Drop Procedure SQL statements which accepts RED placeholder parameters. Example: DROP $PROC_TYPE$ $SCHEMA$.$PROC_NAME$;

--drop-view-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Drop View SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--truncate-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Truncate Table SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--db-server arg

Database Host/Server that's used in the GPLoad specification, or in sqlcmd command lines

--db-port arg

Database Port that's used in the GPLoad specification, or in sqlcmd command lines

--function-set arg

Function Set that is selected by default in the Transformation dialogs

--load-host-id arg

IP address or host name(s) that identifies the Loaders for unix connections

--load-port-start arg

Port Range start for Loaders on unix connections

--load-port-end arg

Port Range end for Loaders on unix connections

--ssis-staging-db arg

The staging database to be used by either Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) or PDW file loads

--ssis-use-col-name

Determines whether to use column names or column titles for SSIS loads. Teradata OLEDB driver by default returns titles

--def-browser-schema arg

Default schema to use for browsing in RED's browser pane

--script-shell arg

Path to the POSIX-compliant UNIX/Linux shell to use for generated scripts. Typically this will be /bin/ksh for UNIX hosts and /bin/sh for Linux hosts

--tpt-hadoop-host arg

IP address or host name (and optional port number) that identifies the Hadoop host to a TPT load routine

--tpt-odbc-source arg

The Teradata TPT compliant ODBC Data Source Name (DSN) that is to be used in the TPT Read Operator for TPT ODBC Loads

--tpt-odbc-source-arch arg

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

--msas-db-client-version arg

Microsoft Analysis Services client version available for connecting to the SSAS database

--create-indexes

If specified, RED will create indexes when creating new objects on this connection

--con-info-proc arg

The SQL Block Procedure used to query Table/Column information; should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $DATABASE$, $SCHEMA$, $OBJECT$)

--def-pre-load-sql arg

The default Pre-Load Action to use for Load Tables created on targets of this connection.

--ssis-ole-db arg

The destination adapter to be used by Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) when connecting with OLE DB

--ssis-sql-pdw arg

The destination adapter to be used by Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) when connecting with SQL PDW

--ssas arg

Connection string to be used by Microsoft Analysis Services (MSAS) to connect to the data warehouse

--jdbc-con-string arg

Connection string to be used by Big Data Adapter (BDA)

--jdbc-driver-class arg

JDBC driver class to be used by Big Data Adapter (BDA)

--con-string arg

ODBC connection string for the connection when using Advanced Connect.Accepts RED tokens $DSN$, $USER$ and $PASSWORD$.

--td-wallet-user-id arg

User ID for Teradata Wallet usage with Teradata Client tools

--td-wallet-string arg

Database Password to login as when using SQL Admin via the 'Connect using SQL Admin (as SQL Admin User)' context menu item

--jdbc-user-id arg

User ID to login as when using JDBC via Big Data Adapter (BDA)

--jdbc-pwd arg

Password to login with when using JDBC via Big Data Adapter (BDA)

--def-odbc-user arg

The default credential method to use for browsing this connection. Either notset, extract or tdwallet

--ext-user-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the extract user name. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--ext-pwd-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the extract password. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--admin-user-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the admin user name. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--admin-pwd-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the admin password. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--td-wallet-user-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the TD wallet user name. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--td-wallet-string-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the TD wallet string. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--jdbc-user-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the JDBC user name. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--jdbc-pwd-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the JDBC password. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--disable-versioning

If specified, Versioning is on by default for Connection [Modify|Delete], use this option to disable it

--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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--connection-name arg

The name of an existing connection

--obj-type arg

The type of object. Must be one of Agg, Custom1, Custom2, Dim, DimView, Export, Fact, FactKpi, Hub, Join, Link, Load, Normal, Ods, Retro, RetroCopy, Satellite, Stage or View.

--obj-sub-type arg

Optional. The sub type of object

--op-type arg

The type of operation. Must be one of CustomRoutine, ExportScript, LoadScript or UpdateRoutine.

--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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-n [ --name ] arg

The name of an existing connection

-f [ --force ]

Force the deletion of a meta connection, or a connection that's in use by one or more load tables

--disable-versioning

If specified, Versioning is on by default for Connection [Modify|Delete], use this option to disable it

--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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--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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--name arg

The name of the connection

--con-type arg

The type of the connection. Either database, hadoop, msas, odbc, unix or windows

--odbc-source arg

The system DSN to use from the OS's ODBC settings

--odbc-source-arch arg

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

--method arg

The login method to use

--host-id arg

The host ID of remote machine

--db-link-id arg

The database link ID that identifies a database this connection will use

--db-id arg

Source database ID or database name (Oracle SID, TNS Name, Teradata TDPID)

--db-type arg

The type of database this connection represents, Either local, other, sqlserver, db2, teradata, oracle, netezza, greenplum, hive, msasmultidim, pdw, msastabular, postgresql, or custom

--db-home arg

The database home directory if it is different than the standard home directory

--extract-user-id arg

The user ID this connection will use when logging in as a non-admin

--extract-pwd arg

The password this connection will use when logging in as a non-admin

--admin-user-id arg

The user ID this connection will use when logging in as an admin

--admin-pwd arg

The password this connection will use when logging in as an admin

--work-dir arg

A path to a local writeable directory to store temporary files

--pre-login-act arg

The action to run before logging into the remote host

--post-login-act arg

The action to run after logging into the remote host

--login-prompt arg

The login prompt to look for on the remote unix host

--pwd-prompt arg

The password prompt to look for on the remote unix host

--command-prompt arg

Unix command prompt or the tail-end of that prompt (typically $)

--server arg

The name of the server to use

--doc-1 arg

Documentation field 1

--doc-2 arg

Documentation field 2

--doc-3 arg

Documentation field 3

--doc-4 arg

Documentation field 4

--doc-5 arg

Documentation field 5

--doc-6 arg

Documentation field 6

--doc-7 arg

Documentation field 7

--doc-8 arg

Documentation field 8

--doc-9 arg

Documentation field 9

--doc-10 arg

Documentation field 10

--doc-11 arg

Documentation field 11

--doc-12 arg

Documentation field 12

--doc-13 arg

Documentation field 13

--doc-14 arg

Documentation field 14

--doc-15 arg

Documentation field 15

--doc-16 arg

Documentation field 16

--dtm-set-name arg

The data type mapping set this connection will use

--shell-type arg

The type of the unix shell. Either ssh or telnet

--ssh-command arg

A command line that specifies how to run a local SSH program

--meta-repo

If specified, this connection will be considered the metadata repository connection

--notes arg

Arbitrary notes associated with this connection

--default-load-type arg

The default load that will be used for load tables created with this connection

--default-load-script-connection arg

The default script connection that will be used for load tables created with this connection

--default-load-script-template arg

The default template that will be used for load table scripts created with this connection

--def-update-script-con arg

The default script connection that will be used for update scripts created with this connection

--def-table-create-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create tables created that use this connection

--def-win-action-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create the Windows Action Script for objects that use this connection

--def-unix-action-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create the Linux Action Script for objects that use this connection

--def-table-alter-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create views created that use this connection

--def-view-create-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create views created that use this connection

--def-index-create-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to create indexes created that use this connection

--def-index-drop-ddl-tem arg

The default template that will be used to drop indexes created that use this connection

--def-index-validate-block-tem arg

The default template that will be used to validate indexes created that use this connection

--def-pre-load-action arg

The default action to execute before loading data into a load table

--display-data-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Display Data SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--row-count-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Row Count SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--row-count-sql-bulk arg

The SQL statement to return the table name, schema name and row count of all tables for the connection. Variable $DATABASE$ may be used.

--table-exists-sql arg

The syntax to check if a table exists which accepts RED placeholder parameters. Default: SELECT 1 FROM $OBJECT$ WHERE 1=0

--drop-table-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Drop Table SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--drop-procedure-sql arg

The syntax to use for Drop Procedure SQL statements which accepts RED placeholder parameters. Example: DROP $PROC_TYPE$ $SCHEMA$.$PROC_NAME$;

--drop-view-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Drop View SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--truncate-sql arg

The generic syntax of a Truncate Table SQL statement which should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $OBJECT$)

--db-server arg

Database Host/Server that's used in the GPLoad specification, or in sqlcmd command lines

--db-port arg

Database Port that's used in the GPLoad specification, or in sqlcmd command lines

--function-set arg

Function Set that is selected by default in the Transformation dialogs

--load-host-id arg

IP address or host name(s) that identifies the Loaders for unix connections

--load-port-start arg

Port Range start for Loaders on unix connections

--load-port-end arg

Port Range end for Loaders on unix connections

--ssis-staging-db arg

The staging database to be used by either Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) or PDW file loads

--ssis-use-col-name

Determines whether to use column names or column titles for SSIS loads. Teradata OLEDB driver by default returns titles

--def-browser-schema arg

Default schema to use for browsing in RED's browser pane

--script-shell arg

Path to the POSIX-compliant UNIX/Linux shell to use for generated scripts. Typically this will be /bin/ksh for UNIX hosts and /bin/sh for Linux hosts

--tpt-hadoop-host arg

IP address or host name (and optional port number) that identifies the Hadoop host to a TPT load routine

--tpt-odbc-source arg

The Teradata TPT compliant ODBC Data Source Name (DSN) that is to be used in the TPT Read Operator for TPT ODBC Loads

--tpt-odbc-source-arch arg

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

--msas-db-client-version arg

Microsoft Analysis Services client version available for connecting to the SSAS database

--create-indexes

If specified, RED will create indexes when creating new objects on this connection

--con-info-proc arg

The SQL Block Procedure used to query Table/Column information; should use RED placeholder parameters (e.g. $DATABASE$, $SCHEMA$, $OBJECT$)

--def-pre-load-sql arg

The default Pre-Load Action to use for Load Tables created on targets of this connection.

--ssis-ole-db arg

The destination adapter to be used by Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) when connecting with OLE DB

--ssis-sql-pdw arg

The destination adapter to be used by Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) when connecting with SQL PDW

--ssas arg

Connection string to be used by Microsoft Analysis Services (MSAS) to connect to the data warehouse

--jdbc-con-string arg

Connection string to be used by Big Data Adapter (BDA)

--jdbc-driver-class arg

JDBC driver class to be used by Big Data Adapter (BDA)

--con-string arg

ODBC connection string for the connection when using Advanced Connect. Accepts RED tokens $DSN$, $USER$ and $PASSWORD$.

--td-wallet-user-id arg

User ID for Teradata Wallet usage with Teradata Client tools

--td-wallet-string arg

Database Password to login as when using SQL Admin via the 'Connect using SQL Admin (as SQL Admin User)' context menu item

--jdbc-user-id arg

User ID to login as when using JDBC via Big Data Adapter (BDA)

--jdbc-pwd arg

Password to login with when using JDBC via Big Data Adapter (BDA)

--def-odbc-user arg

The default credential method to use for browsing this connection. Either notset, extract or tdwallet

--ext-user-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the extract user name. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--ext-pwd-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the extract password. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--admin-user-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the admin user name. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--admin-pwd-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the admin password. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--td-wallet-user-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the TD wallet user name. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--td-wallet-string-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the TD wallet string. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--jdbc-user-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the JDBC user name. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--jdbc-pwd-sec-mode arg

Whether or not to encrypt the JDBC password. Either encrypted or unencrypted

--disable-versioning

If specified, Versioning is on by default for Connection [Modify|Delete], use this option to disable it

--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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--old-name arg

The name of an existing connection

--new-name arg

The name to rename the connection to

-f [ --force ]

Force the deletion of a meta connection, or a connection that's in use by one or more load tables

--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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--connection-name arg

The name of an existing connection

--obj-type arg

The type of object. Must be one of Agg, Custom1, Custom2, Dim, DimView, Export, Fact, FactKpi, Hub, Join, Link, Load, Normal, Ods, Retro, RetroCopy, Satellite, Stage or View.

--obj-sub-type arg

Optional. The sub type of object.

--op-type arg

The type of operation. Must be one of CustomRoutine, ExportScript, LoadScript or UpdateRoutine.

--tem-name arg

The name of an existing template

--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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-n [ --name ] arg

The name of an existing connection

--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.

 -c [ --config-file ] <arg>