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Use this command to dump the object information (attributes) from the database. Not quite as useful as [[pdm_extract]] (doesn't allow formatting and doesn't output by default all fields), but allows the use of references in the object dotted notation.
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== Usage ==
 
== Usage ==
 
pdm_odump <domsrvr_name> <object_factory> <where_clause> [attributes]
 
pdm_odump <domsrvr_name> <object_factory> <where_clause> [attributes]

Revision as of 20:07, 11 February 2008

Use this command to dump the object information (attributes) from the database. Not quite as useful as pdm_extract (doesn't allow formatting and doesn't output by default all fields), but allows the use of references in the object dotted notation.

Usage

pdm_odump <domsrvr_name> <object_factory> <where_clause> [attributes]

Parameter Description Remarks
<domsrvr_name> the name of the object engine that is interrogated. required - usually this is simply domsrvr
<object_factory> the name of the object that you want to dump required for example 'cr', 'chg', 'alg', 'nr'
<where_clause> additional filter for the list, has the form of an SQL 'where' clause required - just put "" for an empty clause
[attributes] list of attributes of the object to return from the search the list of attributes is space separated.


Examples

  • Dump the Reference number for all Requests
bop_odmp domsrvr cr "" ref_num
  • Dump all Incidents attached to Problem 12 and still active
bop_odump domsrvr in " problem.ref_num='12' AND active=1 "
  • Dump all Requests that belong to an Analyst with the username Fred, show only the close date
bop_odump domsrvr cr " assignee.userid='fred' " close_date



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