Using sdeploy to deploy scripts from the command line - example 3

Use the sdeploy utility command to deploy scripts from the command line, outside the Integration Flow Designer GUI.

The following example shows how you can use the sdeploy utility command to deploy scripts to the specified server:

install_dir> sdeploy mysystems.msd NewSystem 
    -DEPLOY MyScript -EMODE ES -SERVER MyServer 
    -R C:\MyDev\DeployResults\*.txt 
    -LOG C:\MyDev\DeployResults\*.results.txt 
       -FAIL -APPEND

When you run the example, the following result occurs:

• If the deploy script is deployed successfully, the sdeploy - completed successfully. message displays on the console.
• The MyScript map is deployed to the MyServer and the results files are produced in the C:\MyDev\DeployResults directory.
• If the mysystems_results.txt file does not exist, the sdeploy's log file is produced in the C:\MyDev\DeployResults directory. If mysystems_results.txt file already exists, only the failed systems log messages are appended to the existing file.