datasources
The datasources command applies to both the DiffDog Server executable and DiffDog Command Line Client. The datasources command lists all the data sources defined in the server configuration file on the machine where DiffDog Server is installed. For more information about data sources, see Setting up Data Sources.
| Note: | The --server and --port options do not apply if this command is run for the DiffDog Server (not client) executable. |
Syntax
<executable> datasources [options] |
This command can also be called using the list-datasources alias. You can use datasources and list-datasources interchangeably.
Options
The options applicable to the datasources command are listed below.
--config, --c
This option specifies the path to a client configuration file where the connection details to DiffDog Server are defined.
If you do not set the --c option, the DiffDog Command Line Client executable attempts to read the client configuration file from the same directory. If there is no configuration file in the same directory as the executable, the default values as described in the command line help and this documentation apply.
--loglevel, --L
Sets the reporting level for information, warning, and error messages. Valid values:
none | Suppress all logging. |
info | Report information, warning, and error messages. |
warning | Report error and warning messages. |
error | (Default) Report only error messages. |
--port
This option specifies the port on which DiffDog Server listens for requests. Setting this option is meaningful if DiffDog Server runs on a port other than the default 29800. As an alternative to setting this option at the command line, you can set it in the Client Configuration File. Note that, if you set this value at the command line, it takes precedence over the one defined in the configuration file.
--server
This option specifies the server address on which DiffDog Server listens for requests. Setting this option is meaningful if DiffDog Server runs on a server other than the default localhost. As an alternative to setting this option at the command line, you can set it in the Client Configuration File. Note that, if you set this value at the command line, it takes precedence over the one defined in the configuration file.