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" Syntax 1 (java): java [opts] org.clazzes.jdbc2xml.tools.Main command options\n Syntax 2 (wrappers): command options\n\n commands:\n\n [--]jdbc2xml dumps a DB to a XML file\n needs --[from-]url jdbcurl --[to-]file file\n\n [--]xml2jdbc restors a DB from a XML file (empty DB expected)\n needs --[from-]file file --[to-]url jdbcurl\n\n [--]jdbc2jdbc copies a DB to another DB\n needs --from-url jdbcurl --to-url jdbcurl\n\n [--]xml2xml copies a XML file (e.g. to extract a schema-only file)\n needs --from-file file and --to-file\n\n [--]jdbcping tests a DB connection an prints out some server info\n needs --[from-]url jdbcurl\n\n [--]jdbcextr extracts parts of a DB to a XML file\n needs --[from-]url jdbcurl --[to-]file file\n\n [--]help prints this syntax description\n not available as wrapper, call jdbc2xml --help\n\n options prefixes:\n --from-* specifies the data source\n --to-* specifies the data destination\n from- resp. to- can be omitted expect where the command requires\n clear distinction, e.g. --to-url and --from-url for jdbc2jdbc\n\n options for specifiying db access:\n JDBC URL to access the DB (like jdbc:servertype://host[:port]/db[?options]):\n --from-url \"jdbcurl\"\n --to-url \"jdbcurl\"\n --url \"jdbcurl\"\n User to access the DB (some drivers can parse that from the URL):\n --from-user user\n --to-user user\n --user user\n Password to access the DB (some drivers can parse that from the URL):\n --from-password password\n --to-password password\n --password password\n\n options for specifiying an xml file (Win32 wrapper needs absolut paths!):\n --from-file file\n --to-file file\n --file file\n The given filenames may contain compressed input. The implementation instantiates\n an appropriate inflating/deflating stream if the filename ends with .gz or .bz2\n\n options for restricting the extend of what is beeing processed:\n --tables table1,table2,...\n only processes on given tables, not on all\n --exclude-tables table1,table2,...\n exclude the given tables from beeing processed\n --no-data\n do not process the data rows\n --no-constraints\n do not create constraints\n --schema-only\n combines --no-data and --no-constraints\n\n expert options\n --drop-tables\n Drop the affected tables before actually importing a dump.\n If --tables or --exclude-tables is given, only tables affected\n by the so-specified filter are dropped.\n --compression <n>\n Overrides the default bzip2 output compression, if --to-file ends with .bz2\n --timezone timezoneid\n forces a timezone\n --from-driver drivername\n --to-driver drivername\n --driver drivername\n allows to select a JDBC driver, overriding autoselection\n --jdbc-drivers jarfilename[;jarfilename...]\n tells the unix wrapper scripts to add these to the classpath\n --batch-size n\n for *2jdbc, changes the batch size for inserts (def.: 1000)\n --check-xml-schema\n for xml2* commands, this enables schema checking the xml file\n --pretty, --no-pretty\n for *2xml, forces resp. supresses pretty printing of xml data\n --to-lower\n for *2xml, forces the transformation of SQL identifiers to lower case in the generated XML files.\n --to-upper\n for *2xml, forces the transformation of SQL identifiers to upper case in the generated XML files.\n --keep-internal-indices\n for *2xml, write internal indices, which are internally generated\n by the RDMBS\n --create-fk-indices\n for xml2*, create an extra index on the columns of each each foreign key.\n --transactional\n for jdbc2*, start a read-only transaction while fetching the contents of the database.\n expert properties of jdbc URLs\n mysql (?p1=v1&p2=v2&...):\n useCursorFetch=true\n forces the driver to use cursor based fetching saving RAM,\n allows fetching very large tables in jdbc2*\n MS SQL Server (;p1=v1;p2=v2;...):\n selectMethod=cursor\n forces the driver to use cursor based fetching saving RAM,\n allows fetching very large tables in jdbc2*\n\n verbosity options:\n Usually Fatals, Errors, Warnings are printed, to change this use these:\n --quiet\n suppresses any output, only return code tells about success\n --verbose\n increases verbosity to Info\n --debug\n hides any eventual information between lots of spam lines\n --debug-startup\n invites wrapper scripts to log their startup processing\n\n" |