HP UX Identity Security Software manual Dbscan options, Dbscan examples, Common options

6.9.2 dbscan options

Table 6-23 Common options

Option	Parameter	Description
-f	filename	Specifies the name of the database file, the contents of which are to be
		analyzed and extracted. This option is required.
-R		Dump the database as raw data.
-t	size	Specifies the entry truncate size (in bytes).

NOTE:

The options listed in Table 6-24 “Entry file options” are meaningful only when the database file is id2entry.db4.

Table 6-24 Entry file options

Option	Parameter	Description
-K	entry_id	Specifies the entry to ID to look up.

NOTE:

The index file options, listed in Table 6-25 “Index file options ”, are meaningful only when the database file is the secondary index file.

Table 6-25 Index file options

Option	Parameter	Description
-k	key	Specifies the key to look up in the secondary index file.
-l	size	Sets the maximum length of the dumped ID list. The valid range is from 40
		to 1048576 bytes. The default value is 4096.
-G	n	Sets only to display those index entries with ID lists exceeding the specified
		length.
-n		Sets only to display the length of the ID list.
-r		Sets to display the contents of the ID list.
-s		Gives the summary of index counts.

6.9.3 dbscan examples

The following are command-line examples of different situations using the dbscan command to examine the Directory Server databases.

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