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  1. Preface
  2. Prepare to Install Data Validation Option
  3. Install Data Validation Option
  4. Configure Data Validation Option
  5. Configuring Multiple Environments
  6. Upgrade Data Validation Option
  7. Install DVOcmd on UNIX
  8. Appendix A: Installation and Configuration Checklist

Data Validation Option Installation and Configuration Guide

Data Validation Option Installation and Configuration Guide

LinkDVOUsersToInformatica

LinkDVOUsersToInformatica

Links the existing Data Validation Option users with Informatica domain users. You can run this command on Windows.
Create a text file that contains a list of the Data Validation Option users and Informatica domain users in the following format:
<dvo_user_name1>,<Informatica_user_name1> <dvo_user_name2>,<Informatica_user_name2> . . <dvo_user_nameN>,<Informatica_user_nameN>
The
LinkDVOUsersToInformatica
command uses the following syntax:
DVOCmd LinkDVOUsersToInformatica [file_name] [--confdir conf_dir] [--username User name] [--password Password] [--ePassword Password Environment Variable] [--namespace Namespace]
The following table describes
LinkDVOUsersToInformatica
argument:
Option
Argument
Description
-
file_name
Name of the file that contains the mapping between Data Validation Option users and Informatica users.
Enclose the file path in quotes.
--confdir
conf_dir
The user configuration directory. Specify the configuration directory if you have multiple Data Validation Option repositories on a client machine. If you have one Data Validation Option repository on a client machine and have not changed the configuration directory, you do not need to specify this option. Because Windows directories often contain spaces, you must enclose the file path in quotes.
--username
User name
Informatica domain administrator user name for the domain to which you configured Informatica authentication.
Required if you configure Informatica authentication.
--password
Password
Password for the Informatica user name.
Required if you configure Informatica authentication.
If you set the
password
option, then do not set the
ePassword
option.
--ePassword
Password Environment Variable
Encrypted form of the password of the Informatica user name.
Use the DVOCmd EncryptPassword command to encrypt the password. Set an environment variable to the encrypted password and use the variable in the
ePassword
option. The command replaces the environment variable with the encrypted password and then decrypts the password.
If you set the
ePassword
option, then do not set the
password
option. If the command contains both the
password
and
ePassword
options, then the Data Validation Option uses the
ePassword
and ignores the
password.
--namespace
Namespace
Namespace of the LDAP domain.
Required if you configure Informatica Authentication with LDAP domain.

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