ermdb modify

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

The ermdb modify command changes an existing routing database resource on the server. You must have Spectrum Spatial installed to use this command.

Usage

ermdb modify --name database_name --poolsize pool_size --path database_path --o override --replytimeout value --vmargs java_argument

Note: To see a list of parameters, type help ermdb modify.

Required	Argument	Description
Yes	--name or --n `database_name`	Specifies the name of the database resource to be modified. For a list of existing routing database resources, use the ermdb list command.
No	--poolsize or --s `pool_size`	Indicates the maximum number of concurrent requests the database should handle. The accepted range for concurrent requests is any integer between 1 and 128. You must specify either a new pool size or a new database path.
No	--path `database_path`	Specifies the new location of the routing database on the file server. You must specify either a new pool size or a new database path.
No	--o `override`	Overrides the default database settings in the Spectrum Management Console. The override is either `true` or `false`. The default value is `false`.
No	--replytimeout `value`	Sets a timeout message in the response based on the time value that you set. The value must be an integer and represents minutes. The default value is `0` minutes. Use this override option with --o `true`.
No	--vmargs `java_argument`	Sets the Java Virtual Machine Arguments (VMArgs) value to add a database to the Spectrum server. Use this override option with --o `true`.

Examples

This example modifies both the pool size and the database path for a new vintage.

ermdb modify --name US --poolsize 20 --path E:/ERM-US/2015.03/driving/south

This example uses the --o override option to override settings made in the Spectrum Management Console for a saved database (in the Override section for a saved database).

ermdb modify --name US --poolsize 10 --path D:/USA_092018/US_Driving/northeast --mn 2096 --mx 4096 --o true

This example sets the --o override option to true and sets the --replytimeout value of the response to 2 minutes. The --replytimeout option is an override option, so use it with --o true.

- ermdb modify --name US --poolsize 10 --path ermdb modify --name US --poolsize 10 --path D:/USA_092018/US_Driving/northeast --mn 2096 --mx 4096 --o true --replytimeout 2

This example uses the --vmargs option to set the path of the database that is present in the local system. The --vmargs option is an override option, so use it with --o true.

rmdb modify --name US --poolsize 10 --path D:/USA_092018/US_Driving/northeast --mn 2096 --mx 3096 --o true --replytimeout 2 –vmargs -Xmx4096