Command line switches
Content Manager enables you to use command line switches.
CAUTION: Command lines and switches are powerful tools that can change your system installation and setup significantly. If used incorrectly, they can render your system unusable. Do not use any command lines and / or switches unless you are familiar with them or were instructed specifically to do so by Content Manager Software Support.
| Switch | Function |
|---|---|
-h or --help |
Display help message |
-r or --runSilently |
Run without messages |
-p or --processConfig |
Process configuration files post-installation. OpenText use only. |
| Switch | Function |
|---|---|
-d <DB ID> or --dbid=<DB ID> |
Dataset ID |
| Switch | Function |
|---|---|
-d <DB ID> or --dbid=<DB ID> |
Dataset ID |
| Switch | Function |
|---|---|
|
|
Silent upgrade |
Schema upgrade
| Switch | Function |
|---|---|
-s or --schemaUpgrade |
Upgrade schema |
-d <DB ID> or --dbid=<DB ID> |
Dataset ID |
-u [ --maxrows ] (=0) |
Max Update Rows |
-m [ --trimMessageIDAsReturnCode ]
|
Means that a caller expects a TRIM message ID as a result, rather than, simply TRUE or FALSE. False, by default. |
-c [ --createTableAsSelect ] |
Use create table as select option. |
-p [ --degreeOfParallelism ] (=0)
|
The number of parallel execution servers associated with a single operation. |
-g [ --enableGis ]
|
Enable GIS |
-t [ --nbrThreads ] (=0)
|
The number of threads |
--tableSpace |
Table space |
--indexSpace
|
Index space |
| Switch | Function |
|---|---|
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or
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starting or stopping dataset activity |
-d <DB ID> or --dbid=<DB ID> |
Dataset ID |
-r or --runSilently |
Run without messages |