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-url yourURL -username yourUsername -password yourPassword
Listing 7.6 - An example of specifying the URL, username, and password on the
command line
Listing 7.7 shows an example of specifying the connection information on the
defaultOptions line in an options file.
defaultOptions = -url yourURL -username yourUsername -password
yourPassword
Listing 7.7 - An example of specifying the URL, username, and password on the
defaultOptions line in an options file
Listing 7.8 shows an example of specifying the connection information for a specific entry
in an options file. You can provide different connection information for different entries in
an options file if you want to bind the entries on different databases.
C:\path\captureFile.pdqxml = -url yourURL -username yourUsername -password
yourPassword
Listing 7.8 - An example of specifying the URL, username, and password for an entry
in an options file
7.6.2 Specifying the interfaces and pureQueryXml files
You must specify pureQueryXml files or interfaces that contain the SQL statements that
pureQuery should bind. There are several ways to specify interfaces and pureQueryXml
files.
7.6.2.1 Specifying interfaces or pureQueryXml files on the command line
You can specify interfaces by using the option -interface, as shown in Listing 7.9.
-interface myPackage1.MyInterface1
Listing 7.9 - Example of specifying an interface to the StaticBinder utility
You can specify pureQueryXml files by using the option -pureQueryXml, followed by the
paths of one or more pureQueryXml files. Listing 7.10 shows an example of specifying a
pureQueryXml file.
-pureQueryXml "C:\path\captureFile.pdqxml"
Listing 7.10 - Example of specifying a pureQueryXml file to the StaticBinder utility
If you want to bind the database packages that are associated with a single statement set
in a pureQueryXml file, use the -pureQueryXml option to specify the file name, followed
by a colon, followed by the base package name of the statement set. Listing 7.11 shows
an example of how you could specify the statement set with the base package name
MYPKGA.
-pureQueryXml "C:\path\captureFile.pdqxml:MYPKGA"
Listing 7.11 - Example of specifying a statement set in a pureQueryXml file to the
StaticBinder utility