Command Line Configuration Utility

Command Line Configuration Utility

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Article ID: KB0073315

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TIBCO OpenSpirit Runtime OpenSpirit Runtime v4.3

Description

 

The command-line data source configuration utility is started on Linux using the dataSourceConfig.sh script found in the bin/etc directory of your OpenSpirit software installation.
 


The utility is also available on Windows and is started using the dataSourceConfig.bat file found in the bin\etc folder. 
 

 

The command-line utility can be used to create, update, delete, rename, and list data source configurations. The utility must be run using the OpenSpirit administrator account used to create the master configuration or an OpenSpirit account that has been granted the Administer OpenSpirit Runtime user right. 



 

Environment

Windows and Linux

Resolution

 

Create Data Source 

Use the following command-line options to create a new data source.
 

 -create <input file>


 Where <input file> is the name of the file containing the data source configuration parameter values. Example parameter files for GeoFrame, OpenWorks, and SEGY are provided in the bin/etc directory. Create a copy of one of the example files and edit it to provide the values needed for your data source.

 

Update Data Source 

Use the following command-line options to modify an existing data source. 


-update <input file>


Where <input file> is the name of the file containing the data source configuration parameter values. Example parameter files for GeoFrame, OpenWorks, and SEGY are provided in the bin/etc directory. Edit one of the example files to provide the values needed for your data source.

 

Delete Data Source 

Use the following command-line options to delete an existing data source. 


-delete <data source type name> <data source type version> <data source name>


 Where <data source type name> is the name of the data source type (e.g. GeoFrame or OpenWorks

<data source type version> is the version of the data source type (e.g. 2012 or R5000).

<data source name> is the name that was given when creating the data source.

 

Rename Data Source 

Use the following command-line options to rename an existing data source.

 
-rename <data source type name> <data source type version> <data source name> <new data source name>


Where <data source type name>  is the name of the data source type (e.g. GeoFrame or OpenWorks

<data source type version> is the version of the data source type (e.g. 2012 or R5000) 

<data source name> is the name that was given when creating the data source 

<new data source name> the new name to give the data source 

 

List Data Source 

Use the following command-line options to list out the parameters of an existing data source. 

NOTE: Some data source configurations contain database account passwords. The database account password parameters are shown in clear text in the parameter output.

 
-list <data source type name> <data source type version> <data source name> [output file] 


Where  <data source type name> is the name of the data source type (e.g. GeoFrame or OpenWorks

<data source type version> is the version of the data source type (e.g. 2012 or R5000) 

<data source name> is the name that was given when creating the data source 

[output file] optional argument that specifies the name of a file that the parameters should be written to, omit this option to list the parameters to the console


 

Issue/Introduction

A command-line tool is available for configuring data sources when a graphical display terminal is not available on the computer that a data source needs to be configured on.

Additional Information


TIB_os-rt_4.3.0_userguide.pdf (downloaded from e-delivery along with .exe)