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MobiLink Clients

Adaptive Server Anywhere Client Synchronization Parameters

MobiLink synchronization client


Use the dbmlsync utility to synchronize Adaptive Server Anywhere remote databases with a consolidated database.

Syntax 

dbmlsync [ options ] [ transaction-logs-directory ]

Option Description
@data Read in options from the specified environment variable or configuration file. See @data option.
-a Do not prompt for input again on error. See -a option
-ap Specify authentication parameters. See -ap option.
-ba filename Apply a download file. See -ba option.
-bc filename Create a download file. See -bc option.
-be string When creating a download file, add a string. See -be option.
-bg When creating a download file, make it suitable for new remotes. See -bg option.
-c connection-string Supply database connection parameters in the form parm1=value1; parm2=value2,... If you do not supply this option, a dialog will appear and you must supply connection information. See -c option.
-d Drop any other connections to the database whose locks conflict with the articles to be synchronized. See -d option.
-dc Enable restartable downloads. See -dc option.
-dl Display log messages on the console. See -dl option.
-ds Specify download-only synchronization. See -ds option.
-e "option=value"... Specify extended options. See dbmlsync extended options.
-eh Ignore errors that occur in hook functions.
-ek key Specify encryption key. See -ek option.
-ep Prompt for encryption key. See -ep option.
-eu Specify extended options for upload defined by most recent -n option. See -eu option.
-is Ignore schedule. See -is option.
-k Close window on completion. See -k option.
-l List available extended options. See -l option.
-mn password Specify new MobiLink password. See -mn option.
-mp password Specify MobiLink password. See -mp option.
-n name Specify synchronization publication name(s). See -n option.
-o logfile Log output messages to this file. See -o option.
-os size Specifies a maximum size for the output log, at which point the log is renamed. See -os option.
-ot logfile Truncate file and log output messages to file. See -ot option.
-p Disable logscan polling. See -p option.
-pd dllname;... Preload specified dlls for Windows CE. See -pd option.
-pi Test that you can connect to MobiLink. See -pi option.
-pp number Set logscan polling period. See -pp option.
-q Run in minimized window. See -q option.
-r[ a | b ] Upload retry on client progress. See -r option.
-sc Reload schema information before each synchronization. See -sc option.
-tu Remote transactions are preserved on upload. See -tu option.
-u ml_username Allows you to specify the MobiLink user to synchronize. See -u option.
-uo Synchronization will be upload-only (no download). See -uo option.
-urc row-estimate Allows you to specify an estimate of the rows that will be uploaded. See -urc option.
-v[ levels ] Verbose operation. See -v option.
-wc classname Specify a window class name. See -wc option.
-x Rename and restart the transaction log. See -x option.
transaction-logs-directory Specify the location of the transaction log. See Transaction Log File, below.
Description 

Run dbmlsync on the command line to synchronize an Adaptive Server Anywhere remote database with a consolidated database.

To locate and connect to the MobiLink synchronization server, dbmlsync uses the information on the publication, synchronization user, synchronization subscription, or command line.

Transaction log file    The transaction-logs-directory is the directory that contains the transaction log for the Adaptive Server Anywhere remote database. There is an active transaction log and transaction log archive files, both of which may be required by dbmlsync to determine what to upload. You must specify this parameter if the following are true:

For more information, see Transaction log files.

dbmlsync event hooks    There are also dbmlsync client stored procedures that can help you customize the synchronization process. For more information, see Customizing the client synchronization process and Dbmlsync Client Event Hooks.

Using dbmlsync    For more information about using dbmlsync, see Initiating synchronization.


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