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genReuseReportFromPC
<-RepositoryName|-r> Pc_Repository_Name
<-HostName|-h> Pc_Domain_HostName
<-PortNumber|-o> Pc_Domain_PortNumber
[<-UserName|-n> Domain_UserName]
[<-Password|-x> Domain_Password]
[<-SecurityDomain|-s> Pc_Repository_Security_domain]
<-folderNames|-f> Pc_Folder_Names
<-SrcRelease|-srel> Pc_Release_version
[<-targetRelease|-trel> Target_Release_version]
[<-CodePage|-cp> Pc_Repository_code_page]
<-targetDir|-td> Target_Directory
<-authenticationType> -at Authentication_Type
[<-LogFile|-lf> Log_file_Name]
Option
| Argument
| Description
|
|---|---|---|
-RepositoryName
-r
| Pc_Repository_Name
| Required. The PowerCenter repository name.
|
-HostName
-h
| Pc_Domain_HostName
| Required. The host name of the PowerCenter repository.
|
-PortNumber
-o
| Pc_Domain_PortNumber
| Required. The port number of the gateway node.
|
-UserName
-n
| Domain_UserName
| Optional. User name of the PowerCenter domain. If you do not enter a user name, the command uses the value in the INFA_DEFAULT_DOMAIN_USER environment variable.
|
Password
-x
| Domain_Password
| Optional. Password of the PowerCenter domain. If you do not enter a user name, the command uses the value in the INFA_DEFAULT_DOMAIN_PASSWORD environment variable.
|
-SecurityDomain
-s
| Pc_Repository_Security_domain
| Required if you use LDAP authentication. Name of the security domain that the user belongs to. If you do not enter a security domain, the command uses the value in the INFA_DEFAULT_SECURITY_DOMAIN environment variable.
You can use Native, LDAP, or SSO as the value. The default value is Native.
|
| -folderNames
-f
| Pc_Folder_Names
| Required. PowerCenter folders that contain the objects to be reused. The folder names can contain expressions. The folder names can contain * as expressions.
If you use the Linux environment, you cannot use $ in the folder name.
|
-SrcRelease
-srel
| Pc_Release_version
| Required. The PowerCenter Repository Service major release version.
Enter the version in the following format:
9.6.x For example, enter a version in the following format:
9.6.1 |
-targetRelease
-trel
| Target_Release_version
| Optional. The Big Data Management® release version. If you do not enter a version, the command uses the product version. You can enter versions from 10.0.0 and above.
Enter the version in the following format:
10.0.x For example, enter a version in the following format:
10.0.0 |
-CodePage
-cp
| Pc_Repository_code_page
| Optional. Code page of the PowerCenter repository. Default is UTF-8.
|
-targetDir
-td
| Target_Directory
| Required. Location of the target directory on the machine on which the infacmd client and server runs. You must have the read, write, and execute permissions on the target directory folder.
For example, enter the infacmd client location in the following format:
installed_location_of_client\clients\DeveloperClient\infacmd For example, enter the infacmd server location in the following format:
installed_location_of_server\isp\bin On a Linux machine, you cannot use $ in the target directory name.
|
| authenticationType
-at
| Authentication_Type | Required. The type of user authentication for the domain. Enter one of the following values: LDAP, Native, or Kerberos Single Sign On. |
-LogFile
-lf
| Log_file_Name
| Optional. Name of the generated log file. If you do not enter a name, the command prints the logs on the console. Uses the value of file_path/file_name.
If you enter a file name, the log file with the same name appears in the infacmd folder.
If you enter a directory path that is not valid, the log file with the path name appears in the infacmd folder. For example, if you enter x as the directory path, the log file named x appears in the infacmd folder.
|
Updated April 22, 2019
