Command Line Option Parameters. SAP SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence platform 4.0
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Do one of the following:
• Execute the LCMCLI, ensure the java path is set prior to running the program.
Command: java -cp "lcm.jar" com.businessobjects.lcm.cli.LCMCLI <property file>
• Run the BAT file from <installdir_path>\sap_bobj\lcm_cli.sh
Command: lcm_cli.sh -lcmproperty <property file>
Note:
Enter the valid passwords when prompted.
15.5.3 Command Line Option Parameters
The following table describes the parameters and the allowed values for the command line option of the promotion management application.
Parameter
action
Allowed Values
Export, Promote
Example: action=ex port
Description
Mandatory vs Optional
This option enables you to specify the operation that the CLI must perform. This operation can perform any of the following operations:
• Promote objects from an LCMBiar file or a promotion management job to an SAP BusinessObjects Business
Intelligence platform system.
• Export objects from an SAP BusinessObjects Business
Intelligence platform system to an
LCMBIAR file.
Mandatory
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Parameter
exportLocation importLocation
LCM_CMS
LCM_userName
LCM_password
Allowed Values Description
Mandatory vs Optional
Free form text. Must have .lcmbiar extension
Example: exportLoca tion=C:/Back up/New.lcmbiar
This parameter enables the user to specify the location to place the LCMBIAR file after the objects have been exported and packaged.
Mandatory if ac tion=ex port
Free form text. Must have .lcmbiar extension
Example: importLoca tion=C:/Back up/New.lcmbiar
This parameter enables the user to specify the location of the
LCMBIAR file that contains the objects to be promoted.
Mandatory if ac tion=pro mote
Free form text.
Example:
LCM_CMS=<CM
Sname:port no.>
This parameter enables the user to specify the CMS for the promotion management application.
Mandatory if ac tion=pro mote or export
Free form text.
Example: LCM_user
Name=<username>
This parameter enables the user to specify the account username that the tool must use to connect to the promotion management application CMS.
Note:
Delegated administrator is supported
Mandatory if ac tion=pro mote or export
Free form text.
Example: LCM_pass word=<password>
This parameter enables the user to specify the password of the user account.
Mandatory if ac tion=pro mote or export
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Parameter
LCM_authentication
LCM_systemID
LCM_clientID
Source_CMS
Source_userName
Source_password
Allowed Values Description
Mandatory vs Optional
secEnterprise, secWinAD, secLDAP,secSAPR3
Example: LCM_authen tication=<authenti cation>
This parameter indicates the authentication type to be used.
Optional. If the authentication type is not specified, secEnter prise is used
System ID
Example: LCM_sys temID=<systemID>
This parameter is used for SAP authentication.
Mandatory for SAP authentication.
Client ID
Example: LCM_clien tID=<clientID>
This parameter is used for SAP authentication.
Mandatory for SAP authentication.
Free form text.
Example:
Source_CMS=<CM
Sname: port no.>
This parameter enables the user to specify the CMS to which the tool must connect.
Mandatory if ac tion=ex port
Free form text.
Example:
Source_user name=<username>
This parameter specifies the user account that the tool must use to connect to the SAP
BusinessObjects Business Intelligence platform CMS.
Note:
Delegated administrator is supported.
Mandatory if ac tion=ex port
Free form text.
Example:
Source_pass word=<password>
This parameter specifies the associated password of the user account.
Mandatory if ac tion=ex port
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Parameter
Source_authentication
Source_systemID
Source_clientID
Destination_userName
Destination_password
Allowed Values Description
Mandatory vs Optional
secEnterprise, secWinAD, secLDAP,secSAPR3
Example: Source_au thentication=<au thentication>
This parameter indicates the authentication type to be used.
Optional. If the authentication type is not specified, secEnter prise is used
SAP System ID
Example:
Source_sys temID=<systemID>
This parameter is used for SAP authentication only.
Mandatory for SAP authentication.
SAP Client ID
Example:
Source_clien tID=<systemID>
This parameter is used for SAP authentication only.
Mandatory for SAP authentication.
Free form text.
Example: Destina tion_user name=<username>
This parameter specifies the user account that the tool must use to connect to the SAP
BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform CMS.
Note:
Delegated administrator is supported.
Mandatory if ac tion=pro mote
Free form text.
Example: Destina tion_pass word=<password>
This parameter specifies the associated password of the user account.
Mandatory if ac tion=pro mote
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Parameter Allowed Values
Destination_authentication secEnterprise, secWinAD, secLDAP,secSAPR3
Example: Destina tion_authentica tion=<authentica tion>
Description
Mandatory vs Optional
This parameter indicates the authentication type to be used.
Optional. If the authentication type is not specified, secEnter prise is used
Destination_systemID
System ID
Example: Destina tion_systemID=<sys temID>
This parameter is used for SAP authentication only.
Mandatory for SAP authentication.
Destination_clientID includeSecurity
JOB_CUID
Client ID
Example: Destina tion_clientID=<sys temID>
This parameter is used for SAP authentication only.
Mandatory for SAP authentication.
false, true
Example: includeSe curity=<true or false>
This parameter instructs the tool to export or import the security associated with selected objects and selected users. If access levels are used this will also export/import them.
Optional, if not specified the default is false.
Used if ac tion=pro mote or export
The CUID of the saved
LCM job.
This parameter instructs the tool to export all the objects in the job to the LCM-
BIAR file.
Optional, used if ac tion=ex port or promote
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Parameter
exportQuery exportQueriesTotal stacktrace
Allowed Values Description
Mandatory vs Optional
Free form text. Use the
CMS query language format.
Example: export
Query1=select*from ci_Infoobjects where si_name='Xtreme
Employees' and si_kind='Webi'
Note:
You can have any number of queries in one properties file, but they must be named as exportQuery1, export-
Query2, and so on.
These are the queries the tool should execute to gather the desired objects for exportation.
Optional, used if ac tion=ex port
Positive whole numbersexport
QueriesTo tal=<whole number>
This parameter enables the user to specify the number of export queries to execute. If you have x export queries and want to execute them all, you must set this parameter value to x.
Optional, used if ac tion=ex port
If not specified, default equals 1 true or false
Example: stack trace=<true or false>
This parameter enables the user to trace all calls.
Optional, if not specified, default equals false
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