The following describes the command line arguments that can be used in RED (med.exe).

The RED Setup Administrator command line interface enables you to execute commands to :

  • Quickly deploy a WhereScape RED application to create and populate a data warehouse
  • Quickly create a RED repository with the required metadata tables
  • Quickly load a file that contains language data into RED
  • Quickly validate a RED repository and its metadata tables
  • Quickly connect to a tutorial database to use in RED
  • Install and configure a Windows scheduler for RED
  • Deploy a RED application

The following is a sample Windows Command Prompt that displays the help for RED Setup Administrator (adm.exe) arguments.

RED Setup Administrator Command Line Arguments

The following describes the command line arguments that can be used in RED Setup Administrator (adm.exe).

DescriptionArgument long nameArgument short name
Display the RED arguments.

Note: No other arguments required.		--help-h or /h
Quick start

Note: No other arguments required.		--quick-start-QS or /QS
Quick application

Note: Must have other arguments, refer to Quick Application.		--quick-app-QA or /QA
Quick repository

Note: Must have other arguments, refer to Quick Repository.		--quick-repo-QR or /QR
Quick language

Note: Must have other arguments, refer to Quick Language.		--quick-lang-QL or /QL
Quick validate


Note: Must have other arguments, refer to Quick Validate.		--quick-validate-QV or /QV
Quick tutorial


Note: Must have other arguments, refer to Quick Tutorial.		--quick-tutorial-QT or /QT
Windows scheduler


Note: Must have other arguments, refer to Windows Scheduler.		--win-scheduler-WS or /WS
Deploy application

Note: Must have other arguments, refer to Deploy Application.		--deploy-app-AL or /AL
Stay open

Notes:
  • Use to make Setup Administrator remain open, after the application has been created.
  • Relevant for -AL LOAD option.
  • Relevant for -QA, -QR, -WS, -QL and -QV application switch options.
--stay-open-SO or /SO

When --quick-start (-QS or /QS) is specified, then no other parameters are required.

The succeeding sections outline how the arguments are used.


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