Compiling for the command line

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 10/29/06 11:26 PM, "Kem Tekinay" <ktekinay at mactechnologies.com> wrote:

>> Something as 
>> 
>>     host, user, password, port, ssl,
> 
> Here is an updated proposal:
> 
>> -d | --database [path] : The path to the database to use
>> -h | --host [string] : The Vserver database to use
>> -u | --user [string] : The username for Vserver
>> -p | --password [string] : The password for Vserver
>> -l | --use-ssl {[0/1]} : 1 = use SSL for the server connection (default 0)
>> -c | --cache-size [number] : The Valentina cache size in MB (default 20)
>> -s | --sql [string] : The SQL query
>> -e | --execute [string] : A command to execute
>> -o | --output-file [path] : A file to print the results to
>> -r | --record-delimiter [number] : ASCII code of the line delimiter
>>         (default System.EndOfLine)
>> -f | --field-delimiter [number] : ASCII code of the field delimiter
>>         (default 9)
>> -q | --quiet : Suppress console output
>> -v | --verbose : Verbosity level from 0 to ?. (0 is the same as -q)
>> -? | --help : Print a help screen
> 
> Am I correct that SSL would just be a true/false switch, or does it need
> something more?

Yes true/false

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Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

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