Real Time Information Director User Documentation

RTID Extensibility
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'i' turns on tracing of INSERT statements
'm' turns on tracing of SELECT statements that map between
internal and external IDs.
-t delay Sets a time delay between files for –l & -g processing
-u urlString Sets the URL for Http drivers
The protocol part of the URL should NOT be included in the
urlString. For example 104.199.107.14:7001 is a valid URL but
t3://localhost:7001 is not. Also, for the HttpPost driver, the URL
must include the servlet URI.
-y Sets the IDoc 'omitZTags' flag, which causes the Director not to
process tags starting with the letter when constructing outbound
documents.
The following “action arguments” cause the test drivers to perform some action upon
encountering the argument in the argument stream:
filename filename ... Process the specified files from the inputDirectory or from the root
directory if –i is not specified
-d directoryName Sets the input directory and processes the files in it.
-e Exports schema to the output directory for all document
definitions currently loaded to that directory.
-g generateScriptFileName count - Executes the script commands in the given file 'count'
times and generates no output.
-r SQLfile Executes the given file, containing SQL commands. This option
supports updates and selects.
-sx filename Export accumulated statistics to the specified file
-z zipFilename Processes all files in zip file. Generates output only if an
-o outputDirectory is defined
Driver List
Here is the list of drivers and the argument and properties they use. Arguments not listed
are accepted but not necessarily used.
For more detailed information about driver syntax, see the Javadocs for individual
drivers.
Standalone Drivers
The following standalone programs do not require starting up the RTID WebLogic
services. These programs directly access the NonStop SQL database to get a list of
metadata classes from DOCCLASS table, and load the specified metadata classes from
the local documents directory. Alternatively, you can use the –c option of a driver to
specify a class that isn’t in the DOCCLASS table yet.