CDT command-line arguments in GUI mode
You can review the CDT command line arguments that are run.
When you run the Configuration Deployment Tool, you can optionally use any of the command parameters shown in Table 1:
| Arguments | Description |
|---|---|
| IgnoreMissingTables | Specifies that when you compare source and target databases, you want to ignore tables that
might be missing in the target schema. When comparing databases in a sharded deployment, ensure that
you specify the IgnoreMissingTables parameter. For example, when
comparing a Test Configuration schema with a Production Configuration schema, some Master tables,
such as YFS_CUSTOMER and YFS_USER, do not exist in either the source or target schema. In this case,
the CDT throws "table not found" errors. However, you can enable the CDT to ignore missing tables by
passing Example: Windows: Linux/UNIX: |
| ConfigDbDir | Indicates the directory that contains config-db.xml and
other related files. By default, the ConfigDbDir argument looks for
the config-db.xml file in the <INSTALL_DIR>/database/cdt directory. Example: Windows: Linux/UNIX: |