ESSCMD Command Groups
This section lists ESSCMD commands, grouped by command type:
Use these commands to log in and out of ESSCMD, view a list of commands, pause an ESSCMD script, and redirect command output.
Use these commands to perform database administration, and get information about applications and databases.
Use these commands to perform user and group administration.
Use these commands to list, copy and rename security filters, and to view and remove database locks.
Use these commands to list database objects and their lock statuses, copy and rename database objects, and to view and remove URLs, cell notes, or partitions linked to the database.
Use these commands to view member and attribute information, and view current attribute naming specifications for the database.
Use these commands to build one or more dimensions from data files or SQL sources. You can build multiple dimensions incrementally, with or without automatic restructuring after the dimension build is complete.
Use these commands to load data files or individual records, to clear all data from the database, or to export and import data to and from a text file.
Use these commands to run calc scripts, execute one or more calc strings, run or change the default calculation, and view information about calc strings associated with members.
Use these commands to run report scripts and execute one or more report strings.
Use these commands to:
- Produce an ASCII text file of the distributed database's partition mapping tables.
- Replicate all data cells, or only updated data cells, in a replicated partition.
- Use "GET" commands to replicate cells from source to target, when you are in the target server.
- Use "PUT" commands to replicate cells from source to target, when you are in the source server.
Use these commands to keep the target database outline synchronized with changes made to the source database outline. These commands utilize an outline change file (.CHG
) to track changes made on the source outline, apply those changes to the target outline, and synchronize time stamps in the partition definition files.
Use these commands for conditional and unconditional error branching in ESSCMD scripts, redirection of process information, specifying what kind of server messages are displayed, and clearing the application log file.
Use these commands to get information about the currency database linked to the currently selected database.
Use these commands to manage location aliases in a distributed Hyperion Essbase environment. Location aliases are names representing server-application-database-user name-password combinations.
Use these commands to manage substitution variables. Substitution variables are placeholders for information that changes regularly. Use them in calc scripts, report scripts, and the Hyperion Essbase Spreadsheet Add-in.
Use these commands to manage and display the contents of alias tables for a database. Alias tables contain a listing of member names and their alternate names, or aliases. Create alias tables using Application Manager.
Use these commands to get and reset performance statistics, and check for data integrity.
Use these commands to place a database in Read-only mode in preparation for archiving, and to restore the database to Read-write mode after archiving is
complete.
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