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Different actions have different parameters. Here is basic syntax of credential command:

cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=<eagle|aes> --action=<list|add|delete|edit|convert|change_credtype> [optional parameters]

Parameter «type» is required for selecting encoding type. Therefore, it cannot be empty.
Note: If action is changing content of file, it automatically converts from old format file (with another encryption format and 3-parameter credential format) to new file format (more flexible encryption format and 4-parameter credential format).
Below will be described each action in details.

1. action=list

This is action, which prints credentials from specified file. Here is command syntax with this action:

cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=aes --action=list [--file=<path_to_file>|--section=<some_section>]

Command has two optional parameters:

• file – path to credential file. If this parameter not specified, then default file location will be from «db_connection.ini» primary section;
• section – server custom settings section, by default primary.

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cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=aes --action=list

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Figure 11. List example 1. Image Removed

cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=aes --action=list --file=../cfg/test

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Figure 12. List example 2. Image Removed

cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=aes --action=list --section=secondary

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Figure 13. List example 3.

2. action=add

This action allows adding new credential to specified file, or file from section.
Here is command syntax with this action:

cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=<eagle|aes> --action=add --name=<DB_Name> --user=<UserName> --pass=<Password> [--credtype=<oracle|mssql|service>] [--file=<path_to_file>|--section=<some_section>]

Action has such parameters:

• name – database name;
• user – user name or login for database connection;
• pass – user password for database connection. It will be encrypted using encryption type from parameter «type»;
• credtype – Credential database type. It can be mssql, oracle, service or unknown. By default, it is unknown. This is optional parameter;
• file – path to credential file. If this parameter not specified, then default file location will be from «db_connection.ini» primary section. This is optional parameter;
• section – server custom settings section, by default primary. This is optional parameter.

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cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=aes --action=add --name=DB --user=root --pass=root

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Figure 14. Add example 1.

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cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=aes --action=add --name=DB --user=root --pass=root --credtype=Oracle

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Figure 15. Add example 2.

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cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=aes --action=add --name=DB --user=root --pass=root --credtype=Oracle --file=../cfg/test

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cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=aes --action=add --name=DB --user=root --pass=root --credtype=Oracle --section=secondary

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Figure 17. Add example 4.

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3. action=delete

This is action which delete credential from specifed specified file or file from section. Here is command syntax with this action:

cmdmgr.exe credentials --type=<eagle|aes> --action=delete --name=<DB_Name> --user=<UserName> [--credtype=<oracle|mssql|service>] [--file=<path_to_file>|--section=<some_section>]

Action has such parameters:

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Example:
cmdmgr.exe credentials -type=aes --action=change_credtype --name=DB -user=root --from=Oracle --to=MSSql
Figure 27. Change credtype example.