kandoMaintain examples

This section provides several common kandoMaintain usage examples.

testconn example

Test the JDBC connection to the PostgreSQL database instance for GitCentric, specifying the DB user account but having kandoMaintain prompt for the DB password:

kandoMaintain testconn -u postgres

kandoMaintain prompts you to enter the database admin password, and uses the default connection string jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5075/kando since you did not specify the option.

lsconfig example

List all the entries in the GitCentric database configuration table. Specify the database username, password, and connection string in an external file called db_vals.txt which exists in a secure directory named securefiles.

kandoMaintain lsconfig -Fc ./securefiles/db_vals.txt

rmconfig example

Remove the configuration value that points to the instance of Git used by GitCentric, specifying the DB user account and DB password:

kandoMaintain rmconfig -u postgres -P DBpass2901 -n AC_GIT_BIN

addconfig example

Add a new configuration value that points to the instance of Git used by GitCentric, specifying the DB user account but having kandoMaintain prompt for the DB password:

kandoMaintain addconfig -u postgres -n AC_GIT_BIN -v '/usr/local/bin/git’

upgradedb example

After upgrading GitCentric, upgrade the GitCentric database with the latest schema. Suppress the confirmation prompt, and specify the database username, password, and connection string in an external file called db_vals.txt which exists in a secure directory named securefiles.