Running a checksum

You can run the DB Checksum tool to generate a granular report of the changes in the system that were not permitted to be set as defaults.

1. Navigate to the following directory:
   • For Windows: \<install_dir>\bin
   • For Unix/Linux: /<install_dir>/bin
   Note: If you are using Windows, you must run the Command Prompt as an administrator.
2. Run the following command:
   • For Windows:

     db_checksum_tool.cmd [-d] [-i [1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5]] [-r [wfd | map | schema | sii | template]] [-o <output file>] [-g]

   • For Unix/Linux:

     ./db_checksum_tool.sh [-d] [-i [1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5]] [-r [wfd | map | schema | sii | template]] [-o <output file>] [-g]

   Where:

   Table 1. Parameters for DB Checksum tool

   Parameter	Description
   -d	The mode to dump the difference of resource checksum between the default resource and latest system resource.
   -i	The resource type integer (optional).
   1	WFD
   2	MAP
   3	SCHEMA
   4	SII
   5	TEMPLATE
   -r	The resource name (optional). For example, wfd, map, schema, sii, or template.
   -o	The file name to output all the messages (optional).
   -g	The file name that lists all the ignored resources (optional).
   -h	The help screen.

   The DB Checksum tool performs the relevant checksum operation based on the command options and generates the output message.