Another way to run a mapping is to issue the executeMapping command by providing all
the necessary parameter values directly on the command line itself.
The executeMapping command
runs the unedited script, and you supply all the values in the command
rather than in the script.
Before you begin
Before you run the mapping,
review the command syntax, parameters, and usage:
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Syntax:
executeMapping [-delete] mappingName repositoryUser repositoryPwd sourceUser sourcePwd targetUser targetPwd
Parameters:
- -delete
- [Optional.] Specify -delete if you want the mapping last-scan
history to be deleted prior to running the mapping.
- mappingName
- The name of the predefined mapping; for example, type "Tivoli® to DPA".
- repositoryUser
- The login user name for the Integration Composer repository;
for example, type maximouser.
- repositoryPwd
- The login password for the Integration Composer repository;
for example, type maximopw.
- sourceUser
- The login user name for the data source of the discovered source
data; for example, type discovereddata.
- sourcePwd
- The login password for the data source of the discovered source
data; for example, type discoveredpw.
- targetUser
- The login user name for the target database; for example, type maximouser.
- targetPwd
- The login password for the target database; for example, type maximopw.
Usage:
- Close Integration Composer before
issuing the command.
- UNIX users must specify ./executeMapping.sh instead of executeMapping as
the command name.
- Issue the command from the bin subdirectory in your Integration Composer installation
directory, installation_dir\bin.
- Always type the parameter values for your command in the same order as they
appear in the command syntax.
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The steps for running the mapping follow.
Procedure
- If Integration Composer is
open, close the application.
- Open a command prompt.
- Navigate to the bin subdirectory in your Integration Composer installation
directory, installation_dir\bin
- On the command line, type one of the following and add
the command parameters and values you want:
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Windows: |
executeMapping |
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UNIX: |
./executeMapping.sh |
- Press Enter to run the command.
Example
The following command
example (for Windows operating
systems) uses the -delete option to remove the
last scan history, and uses the parameter values illustrated in the
preceding "Parameters" section:
executeMapping
-delete "Tivoli to DPA" maximouser maximopw discovereddata discoveredpw
maximouser maximopw
To retain the last scan history,
omit the -delete option:
executeMapping "Tivoli to DPA" maximouser maximopw
discovereddata discoveredpw maximouser maximopw
On
UNIX-based operating systems, specify ./executeMapping.sh instead
of executeMapping as the command name.