PANTHEON (i.e. its executable Pantheon55_ORA.exe or Pantheon55_SQL.exe) supports
the follwing command line parameters:
/A
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Open the Administration panel, limited to the Upgrade section, right
after logon.
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/B
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Disable version check. Prevents PANTHEON from checking whether the
build numbers of the executable and the database are the same.
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/I
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Open the Change registered user panel right after logon.
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/INI="<IniFileName>"
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Run PANTHEON using the .ini file specified between the quotes.
More information about the .ini file.
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/L=uid:pass
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Log on automatically with the user name uid and password
pass.
Useful mostly for automatization.
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/LD
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Log on as domain user. More secure than /L=uid:pass which
reveals both username and password. Learn more in
Automatic domain user logon.
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/NOCD
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Disable selecting companies at logon.
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/MFSTART
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Enable use of normal work orders (found in PANTHEON SE and ME) and
scheduled work orders (in PANTHEON MF) at the same time. This is aimed
primarily at the transitional period when gradually switching from MRP
to MRP II.
Normal work orders
(in PANTHEON SE, ME) |
Scheduled work orders
(in PANTHEON MF) |
MF z /MFSTART |
Work orders without scheduling
(PANTHEON) |
Work orders with scheduling
(HEFAIST) |
Work orders with
and without scheduling
(PANTHEON + HEFAIST) |
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In this case, available stock is calculated
by taking into account the gross quantity required to complete
a work order. |
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/MFOFF
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Disable MRP II (PANTHEON MF) and
show only functions of simple manufacturing. |
/MT
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Enable MT manufacturing, which is used only for keeping
track of finished work and materials consumption. |
/S=yyy
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Autorun DPA with the ID yyy. The DPA is executed after logon
and when it is finished, PANTHEON is closed. In combination with the
/L parameter, a DPA can be executed fully automated.
Example
"c:\datalab\pantheon.exe" /S=A01
"c:\datalab\pantheon.exe" /S=A01 /L=UU:abc
Warning!
- Such a DPA must not require user input like additional parameters.
- Such a DPA must not contain reports, overviews, or editors.
- If an error occurs in the DPA, it is logged to the system log
and the DPA is terminated.
Use
For example, you want a list of outstanding debts e-mailed to the
sales manager every morning.
- First, you have to design a DPA that queries the database for
outstanding debts and sends them to the appropriate e-mail address.
Let us assume this DPA has the ID A01.
- Define a new scheduled task, that runs "c:\datalab\PANTHEON.exe
/S:A01 /L=user:pass" every morning at 5 AM.
- The DPA will be run every morning at 5 AM and, if no errors
occur, will close after it has finished its task.
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/U
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Upgrade PANTHEON automatically after logon. PANTHEON is closed after
the upgrade is finished.
In combination with the /L parameter, the upgrade can be fully
automated.
If you want regular automatic upgrades, it is recommended to create
a new user specifically for that and give him only authorizations for
upgrades. This is for reasons of security, preventing unauthorized users
from accessing the database.
An example would be:
"C:\Program Files\DataLab\Pantheon.exe" /U /L=UU:abc
Add this to Scheduled tasks to get
a fully automated upgrade at a convenient time.
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/WN=ComputerName
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Set the name of the computer that PANTHEON is using (for some computer-dependent
settings, like printers) if PANTHEON is running on a Terminal Server.
The Windows API function that returns the computer name, returns
the name of the computer the Terminal Server runs on, not the name of
the Terminal Client.
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/ZE=param
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Parameter for OLAP cube processing (used by ZEUS).
Available options:
/ZE=FULL
(Re)create and process all cubes.
/ZE=FULL(Prodaja;Zaloga)
(Re)create and process cubes of Sales and Stock.
There must be no spaces between the word FULL and the opening
parenthesis.
/ZE=REF
Refresh data in all cubes.
/ZE=REF(Prodaja)
Refresh data in Sales cubes.
Add the following line to Scheduled tasks
for regular automated cube processing (e.g. at night).
"c:\Program Files\DataLab\Pantheon.exe" /L=uid:pass /ZE=FULL
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PANTHEON automatically exits after
processing cubes with the /ZE parameter. Therefore it is not recommended
using the /ZE parameter together with other command line parameters
(except /DSH) that perform tasks at PANTHEON start. |
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/DSH
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Parameter for processing and filling tables that are used for
data prefetching.
To prefetch data for Dashboard components in the default database:
/DSH
To prefetch data for Dashboard components in all databases on the
database server:
/DSH=ALL
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The parameter /DSH=ALL works for all
components, except those that show synthetic data. Dasboards
with such components are: Activity Ratios, Profitability
Ratios, Operation Efficiency, Quick Overview of Business
Ratios, Altman Z-Score, Chesser Ratios, DuPont Financial
Ratios, Kralicek Quicktest, Zmijewski Ratios, and Debt
Ratios, and to a lesser extent on some other dashboards. |
To prefetch data for dashboard components in the listed databases:
/DSH=ALL(DB_1;DB_2;DB_n)
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The parameter /DSH=ALL(DB_1;DB_2;DB_n) works
all components, except those that show synthetic data.
Dasboards with such components are: Activity Ratios,
Profitability Ratios, Operation Efficiency, Quick Overview
of Business Ratios, Altman Z-Score, Chesser Ratios, DuPont
Financial Ratios, Kralicek Quicktest, Zmijewski Ratios, and
Debt Ratios, and to a lesser extent on some other
dashboards. |
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PANTHEON automatically exits after prefetching
data with the /DSH parameter. Therefore it is not recommended
using the /DSH parameter together with other command line parameters
(except /ZE) that perform tasks at PANTHEON start. |
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/DREP
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Creates reports of existing dashboard reports./DREP(ReportID_1,;ReportID_2;...;ReportID_n)
Example
/DREP(I00000;I00001)
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PANTHEON automatically exits after creating reports
with the /DREP parameter. Therefore it is not recommended
using the /DREP parameter together with other command line parameters
that perform tasks at PANTHEON start. |
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/model
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Set which PANTHEON edition to use:
/MF - PANTHEON MF
/ME - PANTHEON ME
/GE - PANTHEON GE
/SE - PANTHEON SE
/RE - PANTHEON RE
/LT - PANTHEON LT
If this parameter is not specified, the highest available edition
is used (e.g. MF). If the specified edition is not available (no license),
the highest licensed edition is started.
You can find an example of a combination of SE and LT editions in
Licencing and Serial Numbers under Accounting
Firm with Terminal Access.
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/ORAClient
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This forces PANTHEON on Oracle to run via a separate Oracle client
(usually Oracle Instance Client is enough). Without this parameter,
PANTHEON runs via the integrated Oracle client.
If using an Oracle client, you can specifiy the path to the server in
the Oracle configuration file TNSNAMES.ORA and then change the SERVERNAME
parameter in PANTHEON's .ini file to SERVERNAME=alias (alias
is the name you specified in TNSNAMES.ORA).
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/ORAAnsi
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This parameter offers a workaround for situations where the error
ORA-00979: not a GROUP BY expression is raised and Oracle Patch
6069409 cannot be installed for any reason. The parameter sets PANTHEON
5.5 to work with NLS_COMP=ANSI.
With NLS_COMP=ANSI, functioning is not as perfect as with NLS_COMP=LINGUISTIC
and is recommended only to prevent the error ORA-00979. In all other
cases, omit this parameter.
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/SSL
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This parameter forces PANTHEON to connect to SQL Server through SSL
- an encrypted connection. This means that the data transactions are
protected from unauthorized eavesdropping.
For this to work both the server and the client must have a
certificate installed. Read more in
Encrypting SQL Server Connections. |