For a list of the Rational DOORS client command-line switches, see Command-line switches for the Rational DOORS client.
Switch (abbreviation) | Parameter | Description |
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-data (-d) | port@DOORSserver | Identifies the Rational DOORS database server, where port is the number of the port that the database server is using and DOORSserver is the name of the machine where the database server is installed. |
-killprocess (-k) | channel_identifier | Disconnects the user connection specified by channel_identifier. The channel_identifier is displayed by -userlist. |
-killserver (-K) | Stops the server. | |
-locklist (-l) | Lists all the files that are currently locked, and the channel identifier for each file. | |
-outfile (-o) | filename | Sends output to a file. Use with the -locklist and -userlist switches. |
-password (-P) | password | The current password for the server. |
-newpassword (-p) | newpassword | The new password for the server. |
-unlock (-U) | channel_identifier | Unlocks the locked file specified by channel_identifier. The channel_identifier is displayed by -locklist. |
-userlist (-u) | Lists all the user connections. | |
-serverLogging | loglevel 1 - 6 | If the server has been started with the loglevel and logfile parameters
in place, you can use this switch to change the level of logging. You do not need to restart the server for the new log level to take effect. |
-tdsUserFilterLimit | string | Sets limits on Rational Directory Server user searches. |
-tdsGroupFilterLimit | string | Sets limits on Rational Directory Server group searches. |
-useCardAuthentication | Switches on smart card authentication. | |
-doNotUseCardAuthentication | Switches off smart card authentication. | |
-useOSUserAuthentication | Switches on OS user authentication. | |
-doNotUseOSUserAuthentication | Switches off OS user authentication. | |
-secure | on, ON, off, OFF | Specifies whether the Rational DOORS server is configured to start in secure mode. |
-keyDB | filename | The full path to the key database file that
contains the keys that are used for Rational DOORS SSL authentication and validation,
including the file name. The default is DOORS\9.4\certdb\server_authentication.kdb. This switch takes precedence over -certdb. You can specify a location for the Rational Directory Server key database folder using -certdb and specify a separate location for the Rational DOORS SSL key database file using -keyDB. |
-certdb | folder_name | Identifies the folder that contains the key
database files that contain the keys for the Rational Directory Server and Rational DOORS SSL. The default is DOORS\9.4\certdb\. If you want to put the key database files for Rational DOORS SSL in a separate folder, use the -keyDB switch. The -keyDB switch takes precedence over -certdb. |
-certName | string | Identifies the label of the certificate that
is used to identify the server during secure authentication. The default is IBMSV1. |
-serverhostname | string | The name that is used by the server to identify itself during certificate validation. |
Switch (abbreviation) | Parameter | Description |
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-dwaHost | DWAserver | This switch identifies the Rational DOORS Web Access server, where DWAserver is the name of the machine that the Rational DOORS Web Access server is running on. |
-dwaPort | port | This switch identifies the number of the port
that the Rational DOORS Web Access server is running
on. If the communication needs to be secure, the default port is 8443. If the communication does not need to be secure, the default port is 8080. |
-dwaProtocol | http or https | This switch specifies the protocol that the Rational DOORS Web Access server is using. If communication is secure, enter https. If communication is not secure, enterhttp. Do not enter both. |
-dcnEnable | Enables the DCNs. | |
-dcnBrokerUri | tcp://broker:61616 | Identifies the Rational DOORS Web Access broker, where broker is the machine hosting the broker and 61616 is the default port number that the broker uses. |
-dcnChannelName | dcn | Sets up the DCN channel. The channel name is always "dcn". |
-dcnInfo | This switch checks the status of the DCN service. | |
-dcnEnable | This switch switches on the DCN service. | |
-dcnDisable | This switch switches off the DCN service. |
You can use command-line switches in the command line and in shortcuts.
dbadmin -data 36677@abc -killserver
"C:\Program Files\IBM\Rational\DOORS\9.4\bin\doors.exe" -data "36677@abc" -killserver