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# Using Analysis Server Console Application

The Console Application of Analysis Server is a command line application that contains various commands for executing background and configuration tasks to extract, load, and process data to SQL and OLAP databases.

# Analysis Server Console Tasks

To show the available tasks, follow these instructions:

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe

This command displays the available options.

Example
C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server>OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe 
Open iT Analysis Server, <version>. Copyright 2008 Open iT, Inc. All rights reserved. http://www.openit.com

Sql Database: OpeniT @ <hostname>
Olap Database: OpeniT @ <hostname>

Usage: OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console <subcommand> [args]
Type 'OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console help <subcommand>' 
for help on a specific subcommand.

Available subcommands:
	CreateOlap					Create Olap database on server.
	CreateSql					Create SQL database on server, in case it does not already exist.
	DeleteOlap					Delete Olap database.
	DeleteSql					Delete SQL database.
	DeployOlap					Deploy Olap database schema.
	DeploySql					Deploy SQL database schema to either the latest or a specific version.
	DeployTimeZoneInfo			Deploy Time Zone conversion data to SQL database.
	GenerateUserToGroupsMap		Dump a new version of user-to-groups.map mapping file to the Core Server config directory.
	Install 					Install or upgrade.
	ProcessOlap 				Process Analysis Services cubes.
	UpdateRoleGroups 			Pull Role's Group Members from the Active Directory.
	ProcessSql 					Process SQL data warehouse with new data.
	RunEtl 						Run all configured jobs.
	SyncDatabase 				Synchronize all active data types from Core Server to the data warehouse.
	SyncDataType 				Synchronize a single data type from Core Server to the data warehouse.
	SyncLicenseStatus 			Sync License Status data from Core Server to the data warehouse.
	SyncMapping 				Sync user mapping information from LDAP or flatfile.
	SyncCostInformation 		Syncs cost information from core database to the data warehouse.
	SyncClientList 				Syncs client information from core database to the data warehouse.
	SyncRawOptionsFile 			Syncs raw options file from core database to the data warehouse.
	SyncSoftwareCatalog			Syncs software catalog information from core database to the data warehouse.
	TruncateFacts 				Truncate fact tables
	UpdateConfig 				Update config parameter
	UpdateFactTableSchema 		Update fact table definitions
	CreateScheduledTask 		Create scheduled task for the ETL process
	DeleteScheduledTask 		Delete scheduled task for the ETL process
	CustomActions 				Run non-major actions for ETL.
	ConfigureInvoicing 			Automatically configure invoice reporting.
	ResetSchedules				Reset Job and Alert schedules.

To show the available parameters for each command, add a help parameter before the command. Use the following syntax:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe help DeploySql

This command displays the available options.

Example
C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server>OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe help DeploySql
Open iT Analysis Server, <version>. Copyright 2008 Open iT, Inc. All rights reserved. http://www.openit.com

Sql Database: OpeniT @ <hostname>
Olap Database: OpeniT @ <hostname>

Deploy SQL database schema to either the latest or a specific version.
usage: OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console DeploySql [/version:value] [/trace] [/sap]
	[/version:value] 	Specific version to migrate to
	[/trace] 			Enable tracing of SQL statements.
	[/sap] 				Deploy the SAPOptimizer database.

# Available Tasks

# CreateOlap

This command creates the SQL Server Analysis Services Database in the configured OLAP server.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe CreateOlap
```

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# CreateSql

This command creates the SQL Server Database in the configured SQL server.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe CreateSql
```

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# DeleteOlap

This command deletes the SQL Server Analysis Services Database in the configured OLAP server.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeleteOlap
```

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# DeleteSql

This command deletes the SQL Server Database in the configured SQL server.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeleteSql
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeleteSql [/deleteLogin]
```
Optional Parameter:

/deleteLogin
This parameter triggers the command to delete the service account login in SQL Server.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeleteSql /deleteLogin
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# DeployOlap

This command deploys important object in the SQL Server Analysis Services database in the OLAP server.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeployOlap
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeployOlap [/trace] [/clean]
```
Optional Parameters:

/trace
This parameter triggers the command to display SQL statements for tracing.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeployOlap /trace
```
/clean
This parameter triggers the command to remove or clean missing and old objects in the OLAP database before deployment.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeployOlap /clean
```
Combine or use optional parameters at the same time to achieve necessary capabilities.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeployOlap /clean /trace
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# DeploySql

This command deploys important object in the SQL Server database in the SQL server.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeploySql
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameters.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeploySql [/version:value] [/trace] [/sap]
```
Optional Parameters:

/version:[migration_version]
This parameter limits the migration of the database to the specified version. The migration version format is YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeploySql /version:20220101143000
```
/trace
This parameter triggers the command to display SQL statements.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeploySql /trace
```
/sap
This parameter triggers the command to deploy the database for Optimizer for SAP Licensing.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeploySql /sap
```
Combine or use optional parameters at the same time to achieve necessary capabilities.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeploySql /version:20220101143000 /trace
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# DeployTimezoneInfo

This command deploys various Time Zone information used for reporting in different time zones.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeployTimezoneInfo
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# GenerateUserToGroupsMap

This command creates a new version of user-to-group mapping file.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe GenerateUserToGroupsMap

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# Install

This includes using a unified command for setting service account and database connections and creating and updating SQL and OLAP database schema.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the Install subcommand by using the syntax:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe Install

The console application will display the available options.

Example
C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server>OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe install
Open iT Analysis Server, <version>. Copyright 2008 Open iT, Inc. 
All rights reserved. http://www.openit.com

Sql Database: OpeniT @ MNL164WIN
Olap Database: OpeniT @ MNL164WIN
 Service account: openit_service_account
	 SQL server: MNL164WIN
	 SQL database: OpeniT
	 OLAP server: MNL164WIN
	 OLAP database: OpeniT

 [1]: Set service account
 [2]: Set databases
 [3]: Save configuration
 [4]: Create/Update SQL Database
 [5]: Create/Update OLAP database
 [6]: Create/Update website in IIS
 [0]: Exit

 Select:

Select from options 1 to 6, then press Enter.
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# Install - [1] Set service account

Follow the instructions in the Install section.
Select option 1.

Provide a valid domain or local user. Password is in clear text.

Example
 Sql Database: OpeniT @ hostname
 Olap Database: OpeniT @ hostname
  Service account: openit_service_account
 	 SQL server: sql_server
 	 SQL database: OpeniT
 	 OLAP server: olap_server
 	 OLAP database: OpeniT

  [1]: Set service account
  [2]: Set databases
  [3]: Save configuration
  [4]: Create/Update SQL Database
  [5]: Create/Update OLAP database
  [6]: Create/Update website in IIS
  [0]: Exit

  Select: 1
 	Service Account [openit_service_account]: new_service_account
 	Password (in clear text!): [password]
 	Testing credentials: success

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

Select option 3 to save the changes and allow the process to finish.

Example
 	Service account: new_service_account
 	SQL server: sql_server
 	SQL database: OpeniT
 	OLAP server: olap_server
 	OLAP database: OpeniT

  [1]: Set service account
  [2]: Set databases
  [3]: Save configuration
  [4]: Create/Update SQL Database
  [5]: Create/Update OLAP database
  [6]: Create/Update website in IIS
  [0]: Exit

 Select: 3
 2022-04-06 20:51:02,255 +08:00 INFO Config - Updated
 configuration files
 2022-04-06 20:51:02,846 +08:00 INFO Setup - Allow
 "FullControl" permissions to "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server" for
 "new_service_account"
 2022-04-06 20:51:03,423 +08:00 INFO Setup - Allow "Read"
 permissions to "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server" for "Everyone"

# Install - [2] Set Database

Follow the instructions in the Install section.
Select option 2.

Provide valid SQL and OLAP server host names and SQL and OLAP database names.

Example
 Sql Database: OpeniT @ hostname
 Olap Database: OpeniT @ hostname
  Service account: openit_service_account
 	 SQL server: sql_server
 	 SQL database: OpeniT
 	 OLAP server: sql_server
 	 OLAP database: OpeniT

  [1]: Set service account
  [2]: Set databases
  [3]: Save configuration
  [4]: Create/Update SQL Database
  [5]: Create/Update OLAP database
  [6]: Create/Update website in IIS
  [0]: Exit

  Select: 2
 		SQL server [MNL164WIN]: <new_sql_server>
 		SQL database [OpeniT]: <new_sql_database>
 		 OLAP server [MNL164WIN]: <new_olap_server>
 		 OLAP database [OpeniT]: <new_olap_database>

Select option 3 to save the changes.

A warning message and a confirmation message will be displayed.

Read the message carefully and select from the available options. The message varies with the changes made to the server and database.

Example
 Service account: openit_service_account
 	 SQL server: new_sql_server
 	 SQL database: new_sql_database
 	 OLAP server: new_olap_server
 	 OLAP database: new_olap_database

  [1]: Set service account
  [2]: Set databases
  [3]: Save configuration
  [4]: Create/Update SQL Database
  [5]: Create/Update OLAP database
  [6]: Create/Update website in IIS
  [0]: Exit

  Select: 3

  2022-04-06 21:32:13,844 +08:00 WARN Actions - You have changed the SQL 
  & OLAP Database/Server. If you intend to reflect currently configured 
  SQL Database in OLAP datasource, please use option [5]. Would you like 
  to apply changes in SQL and OLAP Server/Database in SQL Server Reporting 
  Services [y -yes update both, s -sql only, o -olap only, n -no]? [y]: y

 2022-04-06 21:32:23,690 +08:00 INFO Actions - Updating SSRS data source, 
 OpeniT SQL Shared DataSource
 2022-04-06 21:32:48,863 +08:00 INFO Actions - Setting Web Service URL.
 2022-04-06 21:32:48,874 +08:00 INFO Actions - Web Service URL has been 
 updated to http://MNL164WIN/ReportServer/ReportService2005.asmx
 2022-04-06 21:32:48,990 +08:00 INFO Actions - Successfully updated SSRS 
 Datasource. SSRS Datasource Connection String: 
 Data Source=<new_sql_server>;Initial Catalog=OpeniT2;
 2022-04-06 21:32:48,992 +08:00 INFO Actions - Updating SSRS data source, 
 OpeniT Shared DataSource
 2022-04-06 21:33:13,515 +08:00 INFO Actions - Setting Web Service URL.
 2022-04-06 21:33:13,533 +08:00 INFO Actions - Web Service URL has been 
 updated to http://MNL164WIN/ReportServer/ReportService2005.asmx
 2022-04-06 21:33:13,565 +08:00 INFO Actions - Successfully updated SSRS 
 Datasource. SSRS Datasource Connection String: 
 Data Source=<new_sql_server>;Initial Catalog=OpeniT2;
 2022-04-06 21:33:13,574 +08:00 INFO Config - Updated configuration files
 2022-04-06 21:33:14,126 +08:00 INFO Setup - Allow "FullControl" 
 permissions to "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server" for 
 "openit_service_account"
 2022-04-06 21:33:14,708 +08:00 INFO Setup - Allow "Read" permissions 
 to "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server" for "Everyone"

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# Install - [4] Create/Update SQL database

Follow the instructions in the Install section.

Select option 4.

Example
 Sql Database: OpeniT @ hostname
 Olap Database: OpeniT @ hostname
  Service account: openit_service_account
 	 SQL server: sql_server
 	 SQL database: OpeniT
 	 OLAP server: olap_server
 	 OLAP database: OpeniT

  [1]: Set service account
  [2]: Set databases
  [3]: Save configuration
  [4]: Create/Update SQL Database
  [5]: Create/Update OLAP database
  [6]: Create/Update website in IIS
  [0]: Exit

  Select: 4

 2022-04-06 21:58:44,979 +08:00 INFO Config - License file is
 valid. "core" valid until 2021-09-25 (536 days), "server_license" valid until
 2021-09-25 (536 days), "server_olapreports" valid until 2022-09-25 (171 days)
 2022-04-06 21:58:45,018 +08:00 INFO CreateSqlDatabaseJob - Open iT Analysis
 Server Version: 9.5.23 (b52305b7)
 2022-04-06 21:58:45,020 +08:00 INFO CreateSqlDatabaseJob - Job started.
 Running as openit_service_account
 2022-04-06 21:58:45,047 +08:00 INFO CreateSqlDatabaseJob - Database OpeniT
 already exists on server MNL164WIN.
 2022-04-06 21:58:45,054 +08:00 INFO CreateSqlDatabaseJob - SQL Server login
 openit_service_account already exists on server MNL164WIN.
 2022-04-06 21:58:45,065 +08:00 INFO CreateSqlDatabaseJob - SQL database user
 openit_service_account already exists on OpeniT.
 2022-04-06 21:58:45,070 +08:00 INFO CreateSqlDatabaseJob - Job done.
 Duration 00.05s

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# Install - [5] Create/Update OLAP database

Follow the instructions in the Install section.

Select option 5.

Example
 Sql Database: OpeniT @ hostname
 Olap Database: OpeniT @ hostname
  Service account: openit_service_account
 	 SQL server: sql_server
 	 SQL database: OpeniT
 	 OLAP server: olap_server
 	 OLAP database: OpeniT

  [1]: Set service account
  [2]: Set databases
  [3]: Save configuration
  [4]: Create/Update SQL Database
  [5]: Create/Update OLAP database
  [6]: Create/Update website in IIS
  [0]: Exit

  Select: 3

 2022-04-06 22:04:35,588 +08:00 INFO Config - License file is
 valid. "core" valid until 2021-09-25 (536 days), "server_license" valid until
 2021-09-25 (536 days), "server_olapreports" valid until 2022-09-25 (171 days)
 2022-04-06 22:04:35,624 +08:00 INFO CreateOlapJob - Open iT Analysis
 Server Version: 9.5.23 (b52305b7)
 2022-04-06 22:04:35,626 +08:00 INFO CreateOlapJob - Job started.
 Running as openit_service_account
 2022-04-06 22:04:35,910 +08:00 INFO CreateOlapJob - Created/selected
 OLAP database OpeniT on MNL164WIN
 2022-04-06 22:04:35,964 +08:00 INFO CreateOlapJob - Updated service
 account in SQL data source impersonation
 2022-04-06 22:04:36,630 +08:00 INFO CreateOlapJob - Updated SQL
 datasource connection. Connection String: Provider=SQLNCLI11.1; Data Source=sql_server;
 Initial Catalog=OpeniT; Integrated Security=SSPI
 2022-04-06 22:04:36,635 +08:00 INFO CreateOlapJob - Service account
  openit_service_account is already registered as member in admin role.
 2022-04-06 22:04:36,655 +08:00 INFO CreateOlapJob - Updated database
  permissions for service account role.
 2022-04-06 22:04:37,075 +08:00 INFO CreateOlapJob - Job done.
 Duration 01.45s

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# ProcessOlap

This command triggers the processing of loaded and processed data in the SQL database, making the OLAP cubes accessible for reporting.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ProcessOlap
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ProcessOlap [/fullprocess]
```
Optional Parameter:

/fullprocess
This parameter triggers the command to fully process the OLAP cubes.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ProcessOlap /fullprocess
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# UpdateRoleGroups

This command updates the list of groups used for accessibility permission purposes (Roles).

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateRoleGroups
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# ProcessSql

This command triggers the processing of loaded data in the SQL database and applies all enabled configurations to the data for reporting.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ProcessSql
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ProcessSql [/fullwipe]
```
Optional Parameter:

/fullwipe
This parameter triggers the command to delete all processed and cached data.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ProcessSql /fullwipe
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# RunEtl

This command triggers the complete data processing, from extracting the data from the Core Server database, loading and processing in the SQL database, and processing in the OLAP cubes. This includes the following commands in chronological order:

SyncSoftwareCatalog
SyncMapping
SyncDatabase
ProcessSql
ProcessOlap

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe RunEtl
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameters.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe RunEtl [/fullwipe] [/from:date] [/to:date]
```
Optional Parameters:

/fullwipe
This parameter triggers the command to wipe all processed and cached data before loading and processing data from the server.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe RunEtl /fullwipe
```
/from:[date]
This parameter limits the data loading and processing to end on the specified date. The format of the date is YYYY-MM-DD.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe RunEtl /from:2022-01-01
```
/to:[date]
This parameter limits the data loading and processing to start from the specified date. The format of the date is YYYY-MM-DD.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe RunEtl /to:2022-03-01
```
Combine or use optional parameters at the same time to achieve necessary capabilities.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe RunEtl /from:2022-01-01 /to:2022-03-01 /fullwipe
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# SyncDatabase

This command triggers the extraction and loading of all enabled data types from the Core Server database to the SQL database.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDatabase
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameters.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe  SyncDatabase [/from:date] [/to:date] [/clean] [/bs:number]
```
Optional Parameters:

/from:[date]
This parameter limits the data loading to start from the specified date. The format of the date is YYYY-MM-DD.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDatabase /from:2022-01-01
```
/to:[date]
This parameter limits the data loading to end on the specified date. The format of the date is YYYY-MM-DD.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDatabase /to:2022-03-31
```
/clean
This parameter triggers the command to delete missing data files in the Open iT Core Server database before loading new data.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDatabase /clean
```
/bs:number
This parameter limits the size of the data in each batch transfer in bytes. The default value is 0, which disables batching.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType 102 /bs:10500
```
Combine or use optional parameters at the same time to achieve necessary capabilities.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDatabase /from:2020-01-01 /to:2022-03-31 /bs:10500 /clean
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# SyncDatatype

This command triggers the extraction and loading of a specific data type from the Core Server database to the SQL database.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType datatype
```
Required Parameters:

datatype
This parameter specifies the Open iT data type number to synchronize.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType 102
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameters.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType datatype [/bco:value] [/from:date] [/to:date] [/ps:number] [/bs:number] [/reload]
```
Optional Parameters:

/bco:value[+value]
This parameter triggers the command to select one or more options for BulkLoad: Default, KeepIdentity, CheckConstraints, TableLock, KeepNulls, FireTriggers, UseInternalTransaction, AllowEncryptedValueModifications.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType 102 /bco:Default+TableLock+FireTriggers
```
/from:[date]
This parameter triggers the command to start the synchronization process from the specified date. The format of the date is YYYY-MM-DD.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType 102 /from:2022-01-01
```
/to:[date]
This parameter triggers the command to limit the synchronization up to the specified date. The format of the date is YYYY-MM-DD.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe  SyncDataType 102 /to:2022-04-30
```
/ps:[number]
This parameter limits the size of the data packets transfer in bytes.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType 102 /ps:6500
```
/bs:[number]
This parameter limits the size of the data in each batch transfer in bytes. The default value is 0, which disables batching.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType 102 /bs:10500
```
/reload
This parameters triggers the command to delete all loaded data before synchronizing.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType 102 /reload
```
Combine or use optional parameters at the same time to achieve necessary capabilities.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncDataType 102 /bco:Default /from:2022-01-01 /to:2022-04-30 /ps:6500 /bs:10500 /reload
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# SyncLicenseStatus

This command triggers the synchronization process of the License Status data from the Core Server database for the real-time dashboard.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncLicenseStatus
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncLicenseStatus [/reload]
```
Optional Parameters:

/reload
This parameter triggers the command to delete all loaded data before synchronization.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncLicenseStatus /reload
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# SyncMapping

This command triggers the synchronization process of the user information from the configured mapping files.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncMapping
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# SyncCostInformation

This command triggers the synchronization process of the configured cost information for chargeback reporting.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncCostInformation

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# SyncClientList

This command triggers the synchronization process of the client list information from the Core Server.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncClientList
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# SyncRawOptionsFile

This command triggers the synchronization process of the raw data from the Core Server based on options file.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncRawOptionsFile
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# SyncSoftwareCatalog

This command triggers the synchronization process of the configured Software Catalog information from the Core Server and loads it into the SoftwareCatalog table.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\:
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncSoftwareCatalog

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# ConfigureInvoicing

This command sets up important configurations for creating the invoicing template for chargeback reporting.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ConfigureInvoicing

To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ConfigureInvoicing  [/name:value] [/action:value]

Optional Parameters:

/name:[value]
/name:[value] Use this parameter to specify the name of the linked server to manage. If not specified, the default value is OPENIT_INVOICE.

Example
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ConfigureInvoicing /name:OPENIT_LINKEDSERVER

/action:[value]
Use this parameter to trigger the action with the command. It accepts Create, Recreate or Delete. The default value is Create.

Example
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ConfigureInvoicing /action:Delete

If the Delete action is chosen, a confirmation message will be displayed. Read the message carefully before continuing.

Example
Open iT Analysis Server, <version> Copyright 2008 Open iT, Inc. All rights reserved. http://www.openit.com

Sql Database: 91720 @ sql_database
Olap Database: 91720 @ olap_database

2022-03-15 17:22:36,604 +08:00 INFO Config - License file is valid. "core" valid until 2023-06-15 (456 days), "server_license" valid until 2023-06-15 (456 days), "server_olapreports" valid until 2022-06-15 (91 days)
2022-03-15 17:22:36,873 +08:00 INFO ManageLinkedServer - Open iT Analysis Server Version: 9.18.1 (e8960cef)
2022-03-15 17:22:36,877 +08:00 INFO ManageLinkedServer - Job started. Running as service_account
2022-03-15 17:22:36,882 +08:00 INFO ManageLinkedServer - Deleting Linked Server Deleting a remote server deletes all remote logins defined for that server.

Deleting a remote server deletes all remote logins defined for that server. Are you sure you want to delete linked server OPENIT_INVOICE? [n]

Combine or use optional parameters at the same time to achieve necessary capabilities.

Example
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ConfigureInvoicing /name:OPENIT_LINKEDSERVER /action:Delete

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# TruncateFacts

This command triggers the removal of loaded data from the data type tables in the SQL database.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe TruncateFacts
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe TruncateFacts [/shrink]
```
Optional Parameter:

/shrink
This parameter triggers the command to issue a SHRINKDATABASE query to the database. This shrinks the size of the data and log file in the database. Please read the SHRINKDATABASE - Best Practice article from Microsoft Learn to know more about when to use this parameter.
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# UpdateConfig

This command updates a specific configuration key value in the Configuration page.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateConfig key value
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe SyncLicenseStatus [/reload]
```
Required Parameters:

key
This parameter specifies the unique key of the configuration entry to update.

value
This parameter specifies the value to assign to the specified key.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateConfig Root.Etl.CoreDatabasePath C:\OpeniT\Data\database
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# UpdateFactTableSchema

This command updates the table definition of data type tables in the SQL database.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema [/drop] [/create] [/compress] [/uncompress] [/columnstore] [/rowstore] [/heap] 
[/timeout:number] [/tables:number[+number]]
```
Optional Parameters:

/drop
This parameter triggers the command to drop all the fact tables.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /drop
```
/create
This parameter triggers the command to create all the fact tables and update existing tables when the drop parameter is not specified.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /create
```
/compress
This parameter triggers the command to set the fact tables with data compression.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /compress
```
/uncompress
This parameter triggers the command to set the fact tables without data compression.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /uncompress
```
/columnstore
This parameter triggers the command to apply clustered column store index on tables.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /columnstore
```
/rowstore
This parameter triggers the command to apply clustered index on tables.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /rowstore
```
/heap
This parameter triggers the command to remove clustered index on tables.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /heap
```
/timeout:[number]
This parameter sets the duration (in seconds) before an SQL command times out. The default value is 30.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /timeout:60
```
/tables:number[+number]
This parameter triggers the command to perform an operation on specific fact tables.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /tables:93+95+97+98+70+102
```
Combine or use optional parameters at the same time to achieve necessary capabilities.
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /create /compress
```
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe UpdateFactTableSchema /columnstore /uncompress /tables:75+93+94+95+102
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# CreateScheduledTask

This command creates a scheduled task for the background processing of data.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe CreateScheduledTask

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# DeleteScheduledTask

This command deletes the scheduled task for the background processing of data.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```

Once in the directory, run the following command:

OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe DeleteScheduledTask

The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# CustomActions

This command triggers non-major actions related to data processing.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe  UpdateConfig key value
```
To further customize the command, use the optional parameter.
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe CustomActions action
```
Required Parameters:

action
Use this parameter to specify the option number of the action. Available options are:
- 1 - Update the Open iT Analysis Server Portlets version to support Level 2
- 0 - Exit
Example
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe CustomActions 1
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.

# ResetSchedules

This command triggers the console application to redeploy alertJobs.config or alertJobs.custom.config in the database (AdoJobStore).

Please make sure to accomplish the instructions in section Configuring Alerts Service Jobs section to see the effect of the command.

Open the command prompt and run the following command to go to the installation directory of Analysis Server, which is by default in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\.
```
cd "C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Analysis Server\"
```
Once in the directory, run the following command:
```
OpeniT.Server.Etl.Console.exe ResetSchedules
```
The Console Application will display information messages in the command prompt. Allow the process to finish.