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* Removing some info (not shared by another application) from a file. Use the -r
 
* Removing some info (not shared by another application) from a file. Use the -r
 
   pdm_load -f InfoToRemove.dat -r -v 2>load.err
 
   pdm_load -f InfoToRemove.dat -r -v 2>load.err
 
  
  
 
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Revision as of 13:55, 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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