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Mnelson: /* Refresh Content */

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‎Refresh Content

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‎Command Line Arguments

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‎Refresh Content

Vmurrell at 13:46, 16 August 2023

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Mnelson: /* Command Line Arguments */

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‎Command Line Arguments

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‎Replace Dataset

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	'''Note''': If Dataflows are removed from the source API service, these will be removed from the Compiled Environment if the '-remove' argument is used, and associated data will also be removed from the Compiled Environment.		'''Note''': If Dataflows are removed from the source API service, these will be removed from the Compiled Environment if the '-remove' argument is used, and associated data will also be removed from the Compiled Environment.
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	'''Note''': If using Fusion Registry as the source service, it is possible to 'remove' a structure by making it private to the compiler using the [[Main_Page#Fusion_Security_Manager_Topics\|Fusion Security Manager]].		'''Note''': If using Fusion Registry as the source service, it is possible to 'remove' a structure by making it private to the compiler using the [[Main_Page#Fusion_Security_Manager_Topics\|Fusion Security Manager]].

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 ===Command Line Arguments===
 The minimum arguments are the Environment to refresh (along with the signature), what part(s) if of the Environment to refresh, where to built the new Environment, and the web service details which will be used as the source of information which will be written into the new Environment
 '''Example (minimum arguments)'''
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 | remove || -remove || Optional. The default behaviour is to keep structures that are in the Environment, even if those structures could not be found in the web service.  This argument overrides this behaviour by requesting that structures are removed from the Environment if those structures are not found in the web service.  Corresponding data and metadata will also be removed if the underlying structures upon which it relies are removed.
 |}
 == Refresh File System==

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 * [[#Help|Help]]
 * [[#Web_Service_Arguments|Web service arguments]] - required as the '''refreshContent''' function pulls information from an SDMX Compliant web service into the new Environment
 == Publish Content ==

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 | remove || -remove || Optional. The default behaviour is to keep structures that are in the Environment, even if those structures could not be found in the web service.  This argument overrides this behaviour by requesting that structures are removed from the Environment if those structures are not found in the web service.  Corresponding data and metadata will also be removed if the underlying structures upon which it relies are removed.
 |}
 == Publish Content ==

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		+	[[Category:Fusion Edge Server]]
	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The Fusion Edge Compiler is a command line client, written in Java and can run on Windows or UNIX operating systems. Its responsibility is to compile SDMX data, structure, and metadata files for dissemination by the Fusion Edge Server. The Fusion Edge Compiler provides the following functions:		The Fusion Edge Compiler is a command line client, written in Java and can run on Windows or UNIX operating systems. Its responsibility is to compile SDMX data, structure, and metadata files for dissemination by the Fusion Edge Server. The Fusion Edge Compiler provides the following functions:

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 | lenient || -lenient || If present the pull process will skip failed data queries (they will not prevent the remaining pull to complete).  The failure will be noted in the report for the Dataset.
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-| metadata <br/> <small>since 4.5.0</small>  || -metadata incref || Issues a request for all metadata from the web service, will also include the Metadataflows and Metadata Structures which the Metadata Sets conform to.  The argument '''incref''' will ensure that all target structures (the structures the metadata is authored against) and their descendants are also included in the output, '''excref''' will not include the target structures. <br><br>'''Note:'''If the target structures are not present in the file system by some other means then the reference metadata will be excluded during the Compile process.
+| metadata <br/> <small>since 4.5.0</small>  || -metadata incref || Issues a request for all metadata from the web service, will also include the Metadataflows and Metadata Structures which the Metadata Sets conform to.  The argument '''incref''' will ensure that all target structures (the structures the metadata is authored against) and their descendants are also included in the output, '''excref''' will not include the target structures. <br><br>'''Note:''' If the target structures are not present in the file system by some other means then the reference metadata will be excluded during the Compile process.
 |-
 | replace || -replace || If present, all the files in the the target directory will be deleted before the pull content is run

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     "S3AccessKey":    "sxcvbnmu",
     "ForceRebuild":   false,
-    "ReplaceData":    false,
+    "ReplaceData":    "keep",
     "FullReplace":    false,
+  }
 == Refresh Content ==

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	The '''remove''' action informs the compiler to remove any datasets that are in the Environment and not in the File System. For example if the Environment contains a dataset for Exchange Rates, Interest Rates and Employment and local file system has a dataset for Exchange Rates, using the option '''-rd remove''' will output a new Environment with only the Exchange Rates dataset from the file system - the other two datasets will no longer exist in the new Environment.		The '''remove''' action informs the compiler to remove any datasets that are in the Environment and not in the File System. For example if the Environment contains a dataset for Exchange Rates, Interest Rates and Employment and local file system has a dataset for Exchange Rates, using the option '''-rd remove''' will output a new Environment with only the Exchange Rates dataset from the file system - the other two datasets will no longer exist in the new Environment.
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		+	'''Note''' prior to version 4.4.0 the -rd parameter took no arguments, the behaviour was always '''remove'''.

	'''Note''' the -f argument should still be used if the intention is to read all data files in the file system, otherwise the default behaviour will be to read only the data files that have changed since the last compile.		'''Note''' the -f argument should still be used if the intention is to read all data files in the file system, otherwise the default behaviour will be to read only the data files that have changed since the last compile.