ARS6004I Usage: arsdoc query -h hostname [-u <userid>] [-p <passwd>] [-v] [-z]
(-F <parmfile> | ((-i <sql_query> | -q <namedquery> |
-X <load_id>) [-x <load_id>] [-B <dbname>] [-f <foldername>] [-G <name>]
[-e <delim>] [-H] [-I] [-N <(field1)>][-n] [-o <filename>]
[-d <dir>] [-L <max_hits>] [-S <startdate,enddate[,format]>])) [-1 <trace_file>] [-2 <trace_level>]
Version: version
-d <dir> Directory to write output file
-e <delim> separator between database values
-f <foldername> OnDemand folder (required in parm file)
-h <hostname> OnDemand Hostname (command line only)
-i <sql_query> SQL query string
-n Add line numbers in output file
-o <filename> Output file name (required in parm file)
-p <passwd> OnDemand User Login Password
-q <namedquery> Public named query
-u <userid> OnDemand User Login Name
-x <load_id> LoadId to use for OnDemand
-v Verbose (command line only)
-z Ignore folder field definition sorting
-B <dbname> Name of a database field used to sort the data in ascending order
-F <parmfile> Requests parameter file (command line only)
-G <name> Application Group Name
-D Append the document handle to each record in the file
-H Build a header record
-I Append the LoadId to each record in the file
-L <max_hits> Maximum hits to process
-N <(field1)> One or more database field names; defines order in file
-S <startdate,enddate[,format]> Segment date range
-X <load_id> LoadId to use for OnDemand
-1 <trace_file> Trace file (command line only)
-2 <trace_level> Trace level (command line only)
Flags in a parameter file must be delimited by brackets EX: [-f foldername]