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15.4.2  Configuration of the Full Text Search Exporter
FTS Exporter requires configuration parameters for connecting to Content Manager 
OnDemand, its database, and the FTS Server. These parameters can either be specified on 
the command line or written into a configuration file. We recommend that you use the config 
file because your JDBC connection password is part of the required parameters and stored 
with the other password parameters that are encrypted in the config file.
To create the config file, run the FTS Exporter with the configure parameter:
Java -jar ODFTIExporter.jar configure -configFile <file>  
<all configuration parameters> 
The following parameters are required:
-dbEngine <db engine> DB engine (DB2, MSSQL, or ORACLE)
-dbHostname <server> Database server host name
-dbPort <port> Database port
-dbUser <user> Database user ID
-dbPassword <passwd> Database password
-dbName <db name> Database name
-dbOwner <db owner> Database owner
-odInstance <instance>
-odUser <user> OnDemand user ID
-odPassword <password> OnDemand user password
-odInstallDir <path> Where OnDemand is installed
-pollDelay <seconds> Number of seconds between polling (optional)
-ftiToken <FTI authentication token> Optional
-tempDir <path> Temporary work directory (optional)
-traceDir <path> Directory to store trace files (optional)
-traceLevel <export trace level> 
Table 15-1 describes the purpose of each parameter.
Table 15-1   FTS Exporter parameters
Parameter Purpose
dbEngine The engine of the database that is being used. This parameter defines 
the JDBC class that is used by the FTS Exporter. It must be either DB2, 
MSSQL, or ORACLE.
dbHostname The host name of the database server that runs the Content Manager 
OnDemand instance database.
dbPort The port number of the database server.
dbUser, dbPassword The user and password combination that is used to connect to the 
database.
dbName For Multiplatform systems, this value is the database name of the 
instance database to connect to. For DB2 on z/OS, this value is the 
database location. For IBM i, the dbName is the instance name.