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Revision as of 13:52, 27 January 2008
Use pdm_load to load information directly into the database and bypass the GUIs.
Usage
pdm_load -f [filename] [-a] [-c] [-e] [-h] [-i] [-m] [-v] [-r] [-u] [-x]
| Command | Description | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| -a | update all matching data | |
| -c | check only, no change to data | |
| -e | treat escapes literally | |
| -h | help | |
| -i | insert only | |
| -m | notify domsrvr of mass update | |
| -v | verbose | |
| -r | remove | |
| -u | update only | |
| -x | use locale sensitive numeric input formats |
Examples
- A standard load. This load assumes that the file contains ids or uuids for all entries.
pdm_load -f extract.txt -v
- Using the -i to load data will force the creation of new ids and uuids. The file being loaded should be void of any id and uuid data.
pdm_load -f cnt_data.csv -i -v
- Removing some info (not shared by another application) from a file. Use the -r
pdm_load -f InfoToRemove.dat -r -v 2>load.err
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