erm resetsegmentupdate

Note: For instructions on installing and running the Administration Utility, see Getting Started with the Administration Utility.

The erm resetsegmentupdate command returns any overrides to the original state of the data. You must have the Spatial Module installed to use this command.

Usage

erm resetsegmentupdate --datasource db_resource --segmentid "segment_id" --resettype reset_type

Note: To see a list of parameters, type help erm resetsegmentupdate.

Required	Argument	Description
Yes	--datasource `db_resource`	Specifies the name of the database resource that has the overrides. For a list of existing routing database resources, use the ermdb list command.
Yes	--segment `"segment_id"`	Indicates the segment where the existing overrides are located. The segment is specified in the format specified in the data. For example, `"7e3396fc:6e5251"`.
Yes	--resettype `reset_type`	The type of override to remove (undo). speed Removes a speed update. exclude Removes an exclude update. roadtype Removes a road type update.

Required

Argument

Description

Yes

--datasource db_resource

Specifies the name of the database resource that has the overrides. For a list of existing routing database resources, use the ermdb list command.

Yes

--segment "segment_id"

Indicates the segment where the existing overrides are located. The segment is specified in the format specified in the data. For example, "7e3396fc:6e5251".

Yes

--resettype reset_type

The type of override to remove (undo).

speed: Removes a speed update.
exclude: Removes an exclude update.
roadtype: Removes a road type update.

Example

This example resets an existing road type override for the given segment, from the US_NE database resources configured on the server.

erm resetsegmentupdate --datasource US --segmentid "7e3396fc:6e5251" --resettype roadtype