aliases, list-aliases
If the server administrator has restricted access to server paths for security reasons, comparisons cannot use server file paths directly but must use an alias that the server administrator has assigned. This is done by specifying the alias in the --alias option (of the diff, compare and run, import, load commands). See Aliases for Server Folders for more information about this feature.
The aliases or list-aliases command outputs all the aliases defined on the server, enabling you to subsequently enter the alias you want. If the hide-alias-paths setting in the server configuration file is set to false, then the output displays the aliases along with the paths they reference. Otherwise, the command returns just the list of configured aliases.
Syntax
diffdogserver aliases [options]
diffdogcmdlclient aliases [options]
Notes
The --server and --port options apply to diffdogcmdlclient only. They specify the connection details of the server.
Options
Specifies the path to a client configuration file where the details of the connection to DiffDog Server are defined
If you do not set the --c option, then diffdogcmdlclient attempts to read the client configuration file from the same directory as the executable. If there is no configuration file in the same directory, then the default values displayed by the showcfg CLI command and in the topic Client Configuration File are used.
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Sets the reporting level to show information, warning, or error messages. Valid values are:
•none: Suppress all logging •info: Report information, warning, and error messages •warning: Report error and warning messages •error: (Default) Report only error messages
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Specifies the port on which DiffDog Server listens for requests. If this option is not set, then the port specified in the Client Configuration File will be used (29800 by default). The --port option overrides the setting in the config file.
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Specifies the server on which DiffDog Server listens for requests. If this option is not set, then the server specified in the Client Configuration File will be used (127.0.0.1 by default). The --server option overrides the setting in the config file.
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