The ULjLoad utility provides the capability to load an UltraLiteJ database from an XML source file. The XML file is often produced by the ULjUnload utility and is customizable.
ULjLoad -c filename -p password [ options ] inputfile
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -a | Add information from XML file to an existing database. If this option is not specified, a new database is created. |
| -c filename | Required. Name of database file. |
| -d | Load data only; ignore schema information. |
| -f directory | Directory to retrieve data for columns larger than max blob size specified with -b option during ULjUnload. |
| -i | Insert rows for upload synchronization. |
| -n | Load schema information only; ignore row data. |
| -p password | Required. Password to connect to database. |
| -q | Run in quiet mode—do not display messages. |
| -v | Display verbose messages. |
| -y | Overwrite output file if it exists (and -a option is not specified). |
| -? | Display command line usage information. |
| inputfile | Input file containing xml statements. |
When the ULjLoad utility command line includes the -? option, the following usage information appears:
SQL Anywhere UltraLite J Database Load Utility
Usage: uljload [options] <XML file>
Create and load data into a new UltraLite J database from <XML file>.
Options:
-a Add to existing database.
-c <file> Database file.
-d Data only -- ignore schema.
-f <directory>
Directory to store columns larger than <max blob size>.
-i Insert rows for upload synchronization.
-n Schema only -- ignore data.
-p Password to connect to database.
-q Quiet: do not print messages.
-v Verbose messages.
-y Overwrite file if it already exists. |
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