Updating the Configuration File - trillium_discovery - trillium_quality - Latest

Trillium Control Center

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Language
English
Product name
Trillium Quality and Discovery
Title
Trillium Control Center
Copyright
2024
First publish date
2008
Last updated
2024-10-18
Published on
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When you run the batch script for the first time, the configuration file (Config64.tbl) will be automatically created in the settings folder in the batch project. This file is created by a program called trilconfig64, located in the bin folder of your installation (for example, C:/Program Files/Trillium Software/EDQ/17/bin). This program uses an initialization file called EDQ.ini for the paths to your Trillium tables such as parser rule tables and Global Address Verification (GAV) tables (previously called postal tables or postal directories). If you change the values in the initialization file and you want to apply the new values to your previously run batch project, you will need to run the trilconfig64 program for the project to update the configuration file.

To update the configuration file

  1. Update the initialization file (EDQ.ini), located in the conf directory of your installation. For example, C:/Program Files/Trillium Software/EDQ/17/conf.
  2. Run the following command:

    trilconfig64 -f <project path>

    For example:

    trilconfig64 -f /opt/trillium/projects/myproj

    Note: See the command line arguments and errors below for your reference.
  3. Check the configuration file (Config64.tbl) located in the settings folder in the batch project and confirm your updates.
  4. Run the script to run the batch project.

    Command Line Arguments

    Argument Description
    -f or --force Always generate the configuration file.

    -q or --quiet

    Do not display the configuration file even if it exists.
    -v or --verbose Always display the configuration file.

    Errors

    Error Description
    EINVAL Either the project directory was not specified or specified more than once.

    ENOTDIR

    Either the project directory or the settings directory does not exist.
    EIO The configuration file cannot be written.