DB Sanity Command Line Arguments
Command Line Invocation
dbsanity [options] <environment_name>
Options
| Short Option | Long Option | Description |
| -i <check folder> | --in | read the sanity check definitions from the specified folder (Default: ./test) |
| -o <report folder> | --out | write the test reports to the specified folder (Default: ./result) |
| -c | --clear | clear the report folder before generating the report (Default: don't clear) |
| -C | --condensed | |
| -a <version> | --appversion <version> | only perform checks that relate to the specified version |
| -b | --buffer | buffer database meta data |
| -B | --browse | open a browser window with the report when checks are finished |
| -s <skin> | --skin <arg> | use skin (default: online, optional: offline) |
| -l <locale> | --locale | render the report using the specified locale (2 letter iso code) |
| -L <number> | --limit <number> | limits the number of reported defects per check to the specified value |
| -m | --maxrows | limits the number of listed defect data rows per check to the specified value |
| -t <table list> | --tables <table list> | perform checks only for the comma-separated list of tables |
| -T <tag list> | --tag <tag list> | perform only checks which have one or more of the specified tags |
| -q | --quiet | quiet mode |
| -v | --verbose | verbose mode |
| -V | --version | prints out DB Sanity's version number |
| -k | --keep | keep the temoporary files (for developers) |
| -h | --help | print this help |
| -z | --zip | makes DB Sanity compress the report in a ZIP file |
Process Exit Code
When calling DB Sanity from another process, e.g. using a script file, you can now evaluate execution success from its process exit code: 0 stands for complete success, -1 signals that checks failed or resulted in an error.
Recommended further reading: Versioning DB Sanity Checks.
