Connection Creation Command-Line Options
Use the Command-Line Configuration (CLC) /create2tier and /create3tier major commands to access all sub-commands to create or update two-tier or three-tier connections to the CSM database.
/create2tier
Example:
/create2tier /connection=2TierConnection /sqlconnectionstring="Data Source=$env:dbServer,1433;Initial Catalog=$env:dbName;DbOwner=dbo;User ID=$env:dbAdminUser;Password=$env:dbAdminPass;Default Pooling=True;Packet Size=4096" /sqlconnectionuserid=$env:dbAppUser /sqlconnectionpassword=$env:dbAppPass
| Sub-command | Description |
|---|---|
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/connection |
Name of the CSM connection. Accepted values: string Required: Yes |
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/sqlconnectionstring |
The SQL Server administration connection string. Accepted values: string Example: Data Source=ServerName,1433:Initial Catalog=DatabaseName;DbOwner=dbo;User ID=SQLAdminUserId;Password=SQLAdminPassword;Default Pooling=True;Packet Size=4096 Required: Yes |
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/sqlconnectionuserid |
The SQL Server user ID. Accepted values: string Required: Yes |
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/sqlconnectionpassword |
The password for the SQL Server user ID. Accepted values: string Required: Yes |
/create3tier
/create3tier /connection=3TierConnection /url=Https://127.0.0.1:8001 /appserverhostiis=true| Sub-command | Description |
|---|---|
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/connection |
Name of the CSM connection. Accepted values: string Required: Yes |
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/url |
The URL to the remote machine. Accepted values: string Required: Yes |
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/appserverhostiis |
If true, the Application Server is hosted in Internet Information Services (IIS). Accepted values: {true | false} |