Option | Argument | Description |
|---|---|---|
-t | connection_subtype | Required. Displays the connection subtype. For example, for a Relational connection, connection subtypes include Oracle, Sybase, and Microsoft SQL Server. For FTP connections, the valid subtype is FTP. For a list of predefined connection subtypes, see Connection Subtypes. Note: The connection subtype in the -t option must be valid for the associated connection type specified with the -s option. |
-d | connection_name | Required. Database connection name. |
-u | new_user_name | Optional. User name used for authentication when you connect to the relational database. |
-p | new_password | Optional. Password used for authentication when you connect to the relational database. Use the -p or -P option, but not both. |
-P | new_password_ environment_variable | Optional. Password environment variable used for authentication when you connect to the relational database. Use the -p or -P option, but not both. |
-K | - | Optional. Indicates that the database that you are connecting to runs on a network that uses Kerberos authentication. |
-c | new_connection_string | Optional. Connect string the Integration Service uses to connect to the relational database. |
-a | attribute_name | Optional. Name of the attribute. |
-v | new_attribute_value | Required if you use the -a option. New attribute value of the connection. Enter “yes” to enable new attributes, and “no” to disable new attributes. |
-s | connection type application, relational, ftp, loader or queue | Optional. Type of connection. A connection can be one of the following types:
Default is relational. Note: The connection subtype in the -t option must be valid for the associated connection type specified with the -s option. |
-l | code page | Optional. Code page associated with the connection. |