If you do not specify a target Dynamic Data Masking Server, the

setDBPassword

command updates the password of the database on the local Dynamic Data Masking Server. Use the

-targets

parameter to specify multiple target Dynamic Data Masking Servers.

The command uses the following syntax:

server config
  setDBPassword <dbpath> <oldDBPassword> <newDBPassword>
  [[-targets] user/pwd@host:port [user/pwd@host:port user/pwd@host:port]]

For example, if you have a database named DEV_SYBASE_DB_1 under a root node named Site on the local Dynamic Data Masking Server, you might enter the following command:

server config setDBPassword "Site\DEV_SYBASE_DB_1" ddmadmin ddmadmin1

If you want to change the password for the database on multiple Dynamic Data Masking Servers, you might enter the following command:

server config setDBPassword "Site\DEV_SYBASE_DB_1" ilmuser ilmuser1 -targets admin/admin@ABC12345:1111 admin/admin@XYZ9876:2222

The

setDBPassword

command uses the following parameters:

dbpath

The path to the database in the Management Console tree.

oldDBPassword

The password that Dynamic Data Masking uses to connect to the database.

newDBPassword

The new password that you want Dynamic Data Masking to use to connect to the database.

-targets

Indicates that the following arguments are targets.

user

The Dynamic Data Masking user name that you use to log in to the Dynamic Data Masking Server.

pwd

The password for the Dynamic Data Masking user name.

host

The Dynamic Data Masking Server host name or IP address.

port

The Dynamic Data Masking Server listener port.