If you are performing batch processing, ratool is an alternative to using RepConnector Manager to administer and configure connections.
ratool [-host hostname] [-port portnumber] [-user <username>] [-password <password>] [-help] [-loglevel <loglevel_type>] [<Command_option>]
Options |
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-host <hostname> |
Identifies the name of the host on which the RepConnector runtime is running. The default is “localhost”. |
-port <portnumber> |
The port number on which the RepConnector runtime instance is listening. The default value is 8000. |
-user <username> |
The RepConnector administrator login user ID. The default is repraadmin. |
-password<password> |
The password for the RepConnector administrator login. By default, there is no administrator password. |
-help |
Displays information about all ratool commands. |
help <command_option> |
Displays the help information for a specific ratool command_option. Do not include “-” before the help command flag when you display help information for a command option. |
-logfile <file_name> |
Sends the logging information for ratool to a specified file. |
-loglevel <loglevel_type> |
Determines the level of logging information to show. Valid values are:
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Command_options |
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-copy <conn_name> <new_conn_name> |
Copies a connection name to a new connection name. |
-delete <conn_name> |
Deletes a connection. |
-getLogInfo <connName> [-file <logFile>] |
Displays the logging information for a specified connection. If you specify -file, -getLogInfo writes the logging information to a file specified by logFile. |
-getProperty <connName> [-file <propfile>] |
Displays the logging information for a specified connection. If you specify -file, -getProperty writes the logging information to a file specified by logFile. |
-import <conn_name> <conn_prop_file> [-override] |
Adds a new connection. If you specify -override, -import updates the connection property information for an existing connection. |
-list |
Lists all known connections. |
-ping <conn_name> <pingType> |
Verifies the connection is configured correctly. Valid values are:
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-refresh <conn_name> |
Refreshes a specific connection. |
-refreshAll |
Refreshes all connections. |
-rename <conn_name> <new_conn_name> |
Renames a connection. |
-start <conn_name> |
Starts a specific connection. |
-startAll |
Starts all connections |
-status <conn_name> |
Lists connection status. If no connection name is specified, this command option gives the status of all known connections. Valid values are:
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-stop <conn_name> |
Stops a specific connection. |
-stopAll |
Stops all running connections. |
-validate <conn_prop_file>| | <conn_name> |
Validates a new connection profile or an existing connection. |