-status

Description

Gets the status of a specific connection.

Syntax

ratool -status [ <connection_name> ]

Parameters

connection_name

The name of the connection you want to status for.

Examples

Example 1

To get the status of RepToJMS:

ratool -status RepToJMS

Example 2

To get the status of all configured RepConnector connections for RepConnector running on “localhost”, listening on port 8080, connecting as user “repraadmin” with no password:

ratool -status

Example 3

To display debug logging information while running ratool, issue:

ratool -host machine1 -port 8888 -user newuser -password newpassword 
    -loglevel DEBUG -status

NoteBy default, if you do not specify -logfile, logging information is sent to standard output.

Example 4

To send the debug logging information to a log file while running ratool, issue:

ratool -host machine1 -port 8888 -user newuser -password newpassword -loglevel DEBUG -logfile ratool.log -status

Usage

If you do not specify a connection name, you see the status of all connections. Status values for the connection are: