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r27 r30 175 175 \end{figure} 176 176 177 \section{Running TmDmCreator} 178 179 TmDmCreator is a command-line utility. As an input, it takes the 3 files described in details above (base structure.sql, user\_structure.sql, user\_content.txt) and produces a resulting SQL file. Its behavior may be controlled using different parameters described bellow (see figure~\ref{fig:command-line-output}). 180 181 182 \subsection{Optional parameters} 183 \begin{description*} 184 \item [--verbose] Be more verbose, specifically when an error occur. 185 \item [--toolmap] Write output directly into a ToolMap project instead of a SQL file (not implemented actually). 186 \item [--overwrite] when specified, the output file will be erased if existing. 187 \item [--language =<num>] specify the language column to use. Column numbering starts at 0. This option allows multilingual support. 188 \end{description*} 189 190 \subsection{Mandatory parameters} 191 \begin{description*} 192 \item [base structure sql file] base\_structure.sql file name 193 \item [user structure sql file] user\_structure file name 194 \item [user content txt file] user\_content.txt file name 195 \item [result file] either a sql file name for SQL output or a directory name for a ToolMap output. 196 \end{description*} 197 198 \subsection{Sample} 199 A typical TmDmCreator command like will look like the following: 200 201 \crealplisting{bash} 202 \begin{lstlisting} 203 TmDmCreator --verbose --language=0 base_structure.sql user_structure.sql user_content.txt result.sql 204 \end{lstlisting} 205 206 \begin{figure} [htbp] 207 \centering 208 \includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{img/command-line-tmdmcreator.png} 209 \caption{Command line output from TmDmCreator} 210 \label{fig:command-line-output} 211 \end{figure} 212 213 177 214 178 215
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