If for any reason you would like to reset the references for a file that you repaired, you can use the reset repaired references
command.
This operation resets all repaired references of all versions of the selected file.
NoteThis operation only resets the references that are repaired by importing the Reference Table into ADMS.
The command removes the relationships that have been repaired using the Reference Table and resets them to the state they
were in prior to the repair.
- Run Connectivity.ADMSConsole.exe from a command line with the following switches:
| Command
|
Details
|
| -Oresetrepairedreferences
|
Operation being performed (required).
|
| -Ndatabasename
|
Name of the database (required).
|
| -VFILEvaultfilepath
|
Full Vault path for the file to be processed (required for resetting references for a specific file).
|
| -VUusername
|
Vault administrator account user name (required).
|
| -VPpassword
|
Vault administrator account password (required).
|
| -WA
|
Windows Authentication (optional)
|
Example
Connectivity.ADMSConsole.exe -Oresetrepairedreferences -NVault1 -VFILE$/Designs/Assemblies/Padlock.iam -VUAdministrator -VPadmin
NoteThe reset command works only for the references that have been repaired by importing the Reference Table. References can be
repaired for one parent file at a time. The reset command resets all of the repaired references for the parent file. Any errors
encountered during the reset process are written to the Console Log
- Run the Reference Repair utility on the client workstation.
- Enter your login credentials and path to the folder containing the file.
- Click Scan.
- Open the output file and set new references for the file you just reset.
- Save the file in XML format.
- Import the updated file by accessing the ADMS Console via the command-line.