Command Line
CopyStorm provides a command line interface to enable CopyStorm to run under Windows Task Scheduler or CRON on Linux. Begin by creating a CopyStorm configuration file.
The following example Windows command line will run CopyStorm where:
CopyStorm is installed in C:\CopyStorm.
CopyStorm’s configuration file name is DemoCredentials.copyStorm.
CopyStorm’s configuration file is located in C:\CopyStormDemo.
The log file is redirected to a text document named C:\users\Mary\LogFile.txt.
This is optional.
CopyStorm.bat -run ../CopyStormDemo/DemoCredentials.copyStorm >c:/users/Mary/LogFile.txtA similar command line for Linux or Mac will look like:
sh CopyStorm.sh -run ../CopyStormDemo/DemoCredentials.copyStorm >/home/mary/LogFile.txtCommand Line Reference
-sftype
Sandbox
Production
-sfuser
Username
Override the Salesforce username in the configuration file.
-sfpassword
Password
Override the Salesforce password in the configuration file.
-sftoken
Security Token
Override the Salesforce security token in the configuration file.
-dbconnection
Connection String
Override the database connection string in the configuration file.
-dbuser
Username
Override the database username in the configuration file.
-dbpassword
Password
Override the database password in the configuration file.
-dbschema
Schema Name
Override (or set) the database schema value in the configuration file.
-proxyHost
Host Name
Override the proxy server in the configuration file. Example: proxy.capstorm.com
-proxyPort
Port Number
Override the port number used by the proxy server.
-proxyUser
Username
Override the username used to authenticate with the proxy server.
-proxyPassword
Password
Override the password used to authenticate with the proxy server.
-config
Directory
Search this directory for XML configuration overrides. Configurations in this directory will override those in the “config” subdirectory in CopyStorm’s installation directory.
-apiTraceFile
Filename
Record all messages to/from Salesforce in this file. Note that this will generate a very large file and is typically only useful when debugging problems with Salesforce.
-debug
Write verbose debugging information, including SOQL statements sent to Salesforce, to stderr.
-modifiedSince
Set the of the Modified Since parameter, overriding any value in the configuration file.
-modifiedThru
Set the of the Modified Thru parameter, overriding any value in the configuration file.
-includedTables
Set list of tables to include in the backup, overriding any value in the configuration file.
-excludedTables
Set list of tables to exclude from the backup, overriding any value in the configuration file.
-forceTruncate
Truncate each table before it is backed up (creates a fresh copy of each table)
Running a Snapshot Policy Headlessly
Snapshot policies can be executed from the command line without opening the CopyStorm UI. Use the -snapshot switch in place of -run:
Windows:
Linux/Mac:
-snapshot
Policy Name
Name of the snapshot policy to run.
-snapshotThreads
Count
Number of objects to snapshot concurrently.
-snapshotSearchBatchSize
Batch Size
Number of records read from the database per search batch. Default: 1000
-snapshotWriteBatchSize
Batch Size
Number of records written to the database per batch. Default: 1000
-snapshotScanRecordsFrom
Date
Limit snapshot to records modified on or after this date (YYYY-MM-DD)
-snapshotScanRecordsThru
Date
Limit snapshot to records modified on or before this date (YYYY-MM-DD)
CopyStorm Exit Codes
In command line mode CopyStorm returns these exit status codes:
0 = the run completed normally with no exceptions.
1 = the run completed but had one or more recoverable errors.
2 = the run may have completed but there are exceptions that need investigation.
2 = credential or license error — one of:
Salesforce or database credentials are wrong.
Your CopyStorm license has expired
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