uamdb create - 23.1

Spectrum Addressing Guide

Version
23.1
Language
English
Product name
Spectrum Technology Platform
Title
Spectrum Addressing Guide
Copyright
2024
First publish date
2007
Last updated
2024-08-03
Published on
2024-08-03T03:54:19.080501

The uamdb create command creates a new Spectrum Universal Addressing database.

Usage

uamdb create --t Type --n Name --c CacheSize --i Country --pl PreloadingType --dt DatabaseType --b BasePath --d DPVPath --l LACSPath --s SuiteLinkPath --r RDIPath --e EWSPath --p Poolsize --mm minimumMemorySize --mx maximumMemorySize
Note: To see a list of parameters, type help uamdb create.
Required Argument Description
Yes --t Type Specifies the type of database, where Type is one of the following:
USA
United States database
CAN
Canadian Database
INTL
International Database
Yes --n Name Specifies the name of the database.
Yes --b BasePath Specifies the base subscription database path.
Note: For USA, CAN, INTL, specify the database vintage in place of database path. Example: NOV2017
No --d DPVPath Specifies the DPV database vintage.
No --l LACSPath Specifies the LACS database vintage.
No --s SuiteLinkPath Specifies the SuiteLink database vintage.
No --r RDIPath Specifies the RDI database vintage.
No --e EWSPath Specifies the EWS database vintage.
No --p Poolsize Specifies the maximum number of concurrent requests you want this database to handle. The default is 4.
No --mn or --minMem minimum_memory_size Defines the minimum amount of memory allocated for this database. This value must be less than or equal to the --mx setting.
No --mx or --maxMem maximum_memory_size Defines the maximum amount of memory allocated for this database. This value must be greater than zero, but cannot exceed 65536 MB.
Note: The database vintage can be obtained using the uamdb listdatasets command. For more information see uamdb listdatasets.

Example

To create a database for UAM US, CAN, INTL, provide input in this format:

uamdb create --t USA --n UAM_US --b FEB2018 --d AUG2018 --r SEP2018 --mn 1200 --mx 65536