Installation and Use

 
 
 

The Vault Data Transfer utility is used through the command line prompt in windows.

Installation

Command Prompt

  1. Start a command line session.
  2. Using the command line, navigate to the folder you created during installation.
  3. Type vaultbcp.exe and hit Enter.

    A preview of the available commands and supported formatting is displayed.

Command Line Details

Command

Details

vaultbcp.exe

Vault Data Transfer Utility executable

Export|Import|Validate

The operation to be performed.

RemarqueSee Available Commands for more information.

packageDirectory

The location of the package that you want export, import, or validate.

username

User name of a Vault Administrator.

password

Password for the Vault Administrator.

vault

Name of the specific vault to be imported to or exported from.

[/C##]

Optional setting for constraining the number of files that will be imported or exported during a transaction, where ## is the number of files that you want to import or export.

This switch is useful for specifying a particular number of files in an import/export transaction for performance tuning purposes. The switch is passed to the utility via the command line. Autodesk recommends starting with 50.

Remarque If you are in a replicated system and you do not have ownership over all of the files or items being imported/exported, the transaction rolls back and no files are processed.

[/logfile]

Optional setting for the name and location of a log file.

[/ISBD]

Optional setting for whether to include security (users and groups), behaviors (definitions of categories, revisions, etc.), and data (folders, files, etc.) during processing (or any combination of these. By default, all information is processed.

Example

"C:\Program Files\Autodesk\ADMS Professional 2016\ADMS Console\Vaultbcp.exe" Export C:\DTU\export Administrator "" Vault /LC:\DTU\export\log.txt

Remarque If the exported path or vault name includes special characters (e.g., & or blank), you must include them with quotation marks in the command line, (e.g., "C:\DTU\A&B", "Vault A B").