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Start > Dbvisit > Replicate > Dbvisit Replicate Command Console
2. Start a Windows command prompt and type:
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dbvrep.exe |
The command console will start:
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Start the dbvrep program without a DDC file:
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dbvrep |
2 - Starting the Dbvisit Replicate command console WITH a DDC file
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Start > Dbvisit > Replicate > Dbvisit Replicate Command Console
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dbvrep>dbvrep> readddc w112a.ddc |
2. Start a Windows command prompt and type:
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dbvrep.exe --ddcfile w112a.ddc |
Where w112a.ddc is an example name of a DDC file
3. Use the shortcut script generated by the setup wizard (located in the specific replication directory). This script will start the command console with the correct DDC file:
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start-console.bat |
On Linux/Unix:
There are several ways to start the Dbvisit Replicate command console:
1. Start the dbvrep program with a DDC file:
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dbvrep --ddcfile w112a.ddc |
Where w112a.ddc is an example name of a DDC file
2. Use the shortcut script generated by the setup wizard (located in the specific replication directory). This script will start the command console with the correct DDC file:
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start-console.sh |
3. Start the dbvrep program with no termcap. This disables the status bar and scrolling. It can be used when the normal Dbvisit Replicate console does not display properly.
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dbvrep --no-termcap --ddcfile w112a.ddc |
Where w112a.ddc is an example name of a DDC file