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gnue-schema – gnue-schema

Synopsis

gnue-schema [ options ] file [, file, …]

Description

Import GNUe Schema Definition files into a given connection

Options

GENERAL OPTIONS

–connection <connectionname>, -c: Use the connection <connectionname> for creating the schema
–connections <location>: Specifies the location of the connection definition file. <location> may specify a file name (/usr/local/gnue/etc/connections.conf),or a URL location (http://localhost/connections.conf).If this option is not specified, the environent variable GNUE_CONNECTIONS is checked. If neither of them is set, "/home/reinhard/gnue/etc/connections. conf" is used as a default.
–createdb, -d: If this option is set, the database will be created before any schema creation is done. There must be an owner or a username either from the given connection-configuration or from the command line. This user becomes the owner of the database and will be implicitly created.
–debug-file <filename>: Sends all debugging messages to a specified file (e.g., "–debug-file trace.log" sends all output to "trace.log")
–debug-level <level>: Enables debugging messages. Argument specifies the level of messages to display (e.g., "–debug-level 5" displays all debugging messages at level 5 or below.)
–file-only, -f: If this flag is set, only code is sent to the output file and the schema is not created automatically.
–help: Displays this help screen.
–help-config: Displays a list of valid configuration file entries, their purpose, and their default values.
–help-connections: Display help information related to database connections, including a list of available drivers.
–help-dev: Display all options of interest to core developers.
–mode <both|schema|data>, -m: Mode of operation. If mode is ‘schema’, only schema creation is done.
If mode is ‘data’ only data integration is done.
–output <filename>, -o: Also send the code for creating the schema to this file.
–owner <owner>, -O: If the database is to be created this will be its owner.
–ownerpassword <ownerpwd>, -P: If the database is to be created this will be the password used for the database owner.
–password <password>, -p: Set the password to connect to the database.
–silent: Displays no output at all.
–username <user>, -u: Set the username to connect to the database. If the database is to be created and no owner (–owner) is specified, this username will be it’s owner.
–version: Displays the version information for this program.
–yes, -y: If this option is set, the program runs in batch-mode, which means all questions are answered with ‘yes’ automatically.
DEVELOPER OPTIONS

–debug-gc <logfile>, -g: Debug Python’s garbage collection on a SIGUSR1. If the argument is empty ‘garbage.log’ will be used as logfile.
–debug-imports: All python imports are logged to stdout
–interactive-debugger: Run the app inside Python’s built-in debugger
–profile: Run Python’s built-in profiler and display the resulting run statistics.
–selfdoc <type[,subtype]>: Generates self-documentation.
–selfdoc-file <filename>: Specifies the filename that selfdoc should write to. If not provided,
output is sent to stdout.
–selfdoc-format <format>: Format to output the self-documentation in. Supported formats are dependent on the type of selfdoc being created.
–selfdoc-options <options>: Options specific to individual selfdoc types.

Author

GNU Enterprise Project <info [at] gnue.org>

Bugs

Please report any bugs to info [at] gnue.org. Include a complete, self-contained example that will allow the bug to be reproduced, and say which version of this tool you are using.

Copyright

gnue-schema is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version.

gnue-schema is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with gnue-schema; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free Software Foundation, 59 Temple Place – Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.

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