Manage Repository Database with ManageRepositoryDatabase tool
The ManageRepositoryDatabase.exe tool allows you to view and manipulate the general information of a repository database.
The tool is located in the <deploy root>\CommunicationsManager\Programs\<version>\Managament\Instance folder. This tool does not require a Communications Manager installation. You can use it directly from the uninstalled installation package.
The tool requires a database to be specified and has multiple parameters that specify modifications made to the database. If no modifications are specified, the tool lists the current information in the database.
| Parameter | Required/Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Database!Type | Required. | The type of the repository database. Specify SQLServer or Oracle. |
| Database!ConnectionString | Required. | The ODBC connection string to connect to the repository database. Do not include the user name or password in the connection string. |
| Database!User | Optional.
Required for connection to Oracle database or to SQL Server database using SQL Server authentication. Can be omitted whenever you have a connection string that does not require a user and password, for example, for connection to SQL Server database using Windows authentication. |
The database user account for connecting to the database. |
| Database!Password | Optional.
Required for Oracle database user and for SQL Server connection using SQL Server authentication. |
The database password for connecting to the database.
The password cannot contain double quotes. |
| Instance!Identifier | Optional.
When not specified, the database will not be modified. |
Writes the specified instance identifier to the database.
You cannot write the secondary instance ID to the database. |
| Contract!Partner | Required when
Instance!Identifier has a value.
Not permitted otherwise. |
Writes the specified partner to the database. |
| Contract!Customer | Required when
Instance!Identifier has a value.
Not permitted otherwise. |
Writes the specified customer to the database. |