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7.6.3 Specifying additional options
You can customize the behavior of the StaticBinder utility by specifying additional options,
either on the command line or in an options file. Specify -help to see a list of the
available options. Refer to the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for details
about the many options that are available for the StaticBinder utility.
You can specify the additional options either on the command line, or in the options file.
When you specify an option both on the command line and in the options file, pureQuery
will use the value that is on the command line.
7.6.4 Example commands for the StaticBinder utility
The following listings provide several sample commands that you could use to run the
StaticBinder utility. Remember that anytime you run the StaticBinder utility from the
command line, you must have pdq.jar, pdqmgmt.jar, and the JAR files for the IBM
Data Server Driver for JDBC and SQLJ in the classpath.
Listing 7.16 shows an example of specifying database connection information and two
interfaces on the command line. The utility binds each of the interfaces using the
connection information.
java com.ibm.pdq.tools.StaticBinder -url yourURL -username yourUsername -
password yourPassword -interface myPackage1.MyInterface1
myPackage2.MyInterface2
Listing 7.16 - Example of running the StaticBinder utility while specifying two
interfaces on the command line
Listing 7.17 shows an example of specifying database connection information and two
statement sets from a pureQueryXml file on the command line. The utility binds the two
statement sets using the connection information.
java com.ibm.pdq.tools.StaticBinder -url yourURL -username yourUsername -
password yourPassword -pureQueryXml "C:\path\captureFile.pdqxml:MYPKGA"
"C:\path\captureFile.pdqxml:MYPKGB"
Listing 7.17 - Example of running the StaticBinder utility while specifying two
statement sets from a pureQueryXml file on the command line
Listing 7.18 shows an example of specifying database connection information and an
options file on the command line. The utility uses the connection information to bind all of
the entries in the options file.
java com.ibm.pdq.tools.StaticBinder -url yourURL -username yourUsername -
password yourPassword -optionsFile "C:\path\Default.bindProps"
Listing 7.18 - An example of running the StaticBinder utility while specifying
database connection information and an options file on the command line
Listing 7.19 shows an example of specifying an options file and an interface on the
command line. The options file must contain the database connection information. The