Server programs
Content Manager OnDemand provides programs
that you can use to work with objects on the system. For example:
- You can use ARSXML administration utility to create, maintain, or delete applications, application groups, folders, groups, printers, storage sets, and users. You can run the ARSXML administration utility from the command line or invoke it from a user–written program.
- The ARSDOC program is a multipurpose document processing program.
You can use the ARSDOC program to do the following tasks:
- Query the database and generate a list of items that match a query
- Retrieve documents from the system
- Add, delete, and update documents
- Send documents to a server printer
- Add and release holds on documents
- Add or remove documents from full text indexing
- Federate documents to IBM® FileNet® P8 through Content Federation Services for Content Manager OnDemand
- The ARSTBLSP program can be run to change the table
that Content Manager OnDemand loads data
into. During normal operation, Content Manager OnDemand loads
index rows into a table until the Maximum Rows value for the application
group has been reached. Such a table is said to be open for loading.
When the Maximum Rows value is reached, the table is closed and a
new table and table space are created. Under certain circumstances,
an installation might desire to close a table to loading before the
Maximum Rows value is reached. For example, migration processing (by
using
arsmaint -e
) will not process a table that is open for loading, and the installation might desire to migrate the table earlier than initially anticipated.
The IBM Content Manager OnDemand for Multiplatforms: Administration Guide provides details about these and other server programs.