What are server administrator roles?
Server administrators manage the servers and tenants of an ARIS system, that is, they are responsible for the technical system aspects:
Technical administrators
Technical server administrators usually manage the physical servers in the IT landscape, for example, database servers and Web servers. They can also perform additional tasks by taking on the role of site administrator. For this, they need the privileges of the various different administrator roles, or they can identify themselves as system user of databases.
ARIS administrator of ARIS Administration
The user superuser is created automatically. By default, this user is assigned the User administrator, License administrator, Configuration administrator, Document administrator, and Technical configuration administrator function privileges. The superuser can also enable this function privilege for other users. Users of the superuser type do not use up a license. They manage the system administration, but cannot use ARIS products due to license restrictions. The default password is superuser. You should change the default password to prevent unauthorized access. The password of the superuser is very important, as it is the only user who cannot be deleted. You can change all user data except for the user name. The superuser can recreate the other default users (system, arisservice, guest) if they were deleted.
Users and privileges are managed centrally in ARIS Administration for all ARIS products. The role-dependent data access is controlled by privileges and filters that are assigned per database.
ARIS Administration also provides command-line tools for administration.
ARIS Server Administrators
ARIS server administrators monitor the system and manage ARIS server and tenant data using different tools:
The monitoring of physical resources is important to keep ARIS running properly. You can monitor the system using the ACC interface or ACC commands.
The command line tool ARIS Server Administrator is available if you have installed ARIS server or the ARIS Administrator Tools (see Technical Help: ARIS client Installation Guide. Read the documents on the ARIS Documentation website or download them from the ARIS Download Center.
If you have installed ARIS server, navigate to <ARIS installation path>\server\bin\work\work_abs_<s, m, or l>\tools\arisadm and run the batch file.
On Linux operating systems ARIS Server Administrator (arisadm.sh) is available if the aris10adm-<number>-1.x86_64 file was installed (see ARIS server Installation - Linux).
You can start ARIS Server Administrator from any client computer and access the databases on the server:
Click Start > Programs > ARIS > Administration > ARIS Server Administrator 10 if you accepted the program group suggested by the installation program. Under a Linux operating system, execute the arisadm.sh shell script instead. To do so, enter: su -c arisadm.sh aris10. The command prompt opens and ARIS Server Administrator is launched in interactive mode.
Establish a connection to the ARIS server and tenant:
Syntax: server <ARIS server name>:<port number> <tenant> <user name> <password>
Example: server arissrv:1080 default system manager or server arissrv:443 default system manager -ssl
ARIS Server Administrator is connected to the server.
Enter help or help <command> to get information about the usage of the commands.
Use the console application ARIS Server Administrator to back up or restore a tenant configuration or to manage the ARIS databases of a tenant, for example. The individual commands are transferred as command line parameters. The program provides information on the success and effect of each command executed.
You can start ARIS Server Administrator from any computer on which the ARIS client is installed either in interactive mode or command-line mode. In command-line mode you can perform actions automatically as there are no prompts in this mode. If you log in as a system user that has at least the Database administrator function privilege in ARIS Administration for each tenant, you can manage all databases of this tenant.
You start interactive mode by clicking Start > Programs > ARIS > Administration > ARIS Server Administrator 10.
You start command-line mode by opening the command prompt from the directory <ARIS installation directory>\tools\ArisAdm.
You can use the following commands and options for the syntax of command-line mode:
<_arisadm><version>.exe [<option>] <command> [<command argument 1>]
or for the syntax of interactive mode:
<command> [<command argument 1>]
If you use values with special characters (example: & in the password), you must enclose the value in quotes. For additional information, please refer to the help and support center for your operating system.
On the server, system messages in ARIS Server Administrator are always output in the ARIS installation language.
For example, if you use scripts for daily backups, we strongly recommend that you protect these scripts at the operating system level, or enter passwords encrypted.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
-s <server[:<port>]> | Server on which the command should be carried out. |
-u <user> <password> | User name and password of a system user with the required privileges. |
-l <file name> | Enables the logging of all program operations in the specified log file. The file indicates which operation was performed at what time and with what result. |
-enc IBM<code page number> | Specifies a code page to display diacritical characters correctly. If you do not enter an option parameter, the original character set of IBM PC 437 is used. If diacritical characters, such as é, ó or ñ used in Spanish, Portuguese or French are displayed as é, ó, or ñ, enter the option -enc IBM850. If problem occur in other languages, try other code page numbers, such as: 850 Multilingual (DOS-Latin-1), Western Europe 720 Arabic alphabet 737 Greek alphabet 775 Estonian, Lithuanian, and Latvian alphabet 852 Slavic languages (Latin-2), Central and East Europe 855 Cyrillic alphabet 857 Turkish alphabet If required, you must change the code page of the DOS box using the chcp command. |
-cf <command file> | Starts a command file containing executable commands. |
-sc <schema context> | Context the schema uses. ARIS is set as the default. |
-t <tenant> | Tenant for which the command should be carried out. The default is no tenant. |
-ssl | The SSL connection used. |
Replace the text surrounded by <pointed brackets> by your individual values. The parts of the command that are surrounded by [brackets] are optional. You can use them if necessary. Default commands are listed below. Advanced commands are described in related documents if required.
Command | Description and syntax |
backup | Saves a database <dbname> as an ADB file in a directory <archivedir>. If the backup is started using the -c option, saving the database to the backup file starts only after all ongoing operations, such as a merge procedure or an XML import, are complete. Use the -v option to store the ADB file in a format that is compatible with the specified version (for example, using -v 10.0.24 results in an ADB file that you can use to restore version 10.0.24 or later). Syntax backup <dbname>|-c |all <archivedir> [-p <password for encryption>] [<alternatename>] |
backupasn | Extracts the state that corresponds to the specified change list number <asn> from a versioned database <dbname> to an ADB file in the directory <archivedir>. You can select either a change list number <asn> or 'head' as a state. 'head' represents the last versioned state. Syntax backupasn <dbname>|all <archivedir> <asn>|head [-p <password for encryption>] [<alternatename>] |
backupsystemdb | Saves the central system database that contains data such as filters, model templates, and scripts in an ADB file in a directory <archivedir>. Syntax backupsystemdb <archivedir> [<alternatename>] |
backupunversioned | Saves a versioned database <dbname> as a non-versioned ADB file in a directory <archivedir>. Syntax backupunversioned <dbname> <archivedir> |
clearchartdata | Removes statistics data, that is used, for example, to generate charts displayed in ARIS Administration > Charts > Modeling. You can remove statistics data for objects, models, or both. You can remove statistics data for one or all databases entirely or ahead of a certain date, or you can specify a date to remove only the data that is older than the specified date. Use the following date format: dd/mm/yyyy. Syntax clearchartdata <dbname> [date] <dbname>: If you enter the name of a database, only statistic data of this specific database is deleted. all: Deletes statistic data of all databases on this tenant. date: Deletes statistic data from a certain date [dd/mm/yyy]. |
copy | Copies a database from <fromdbname> to <todbname>. Syntax copy <fromdbname> <todbname> |
createcesindex | Creates or re-creates an index for one or all databases. Syntax <dbname>|all |
createdb | Creates a new ARIS database with the name <dbname>. Syntax createdb <dbname> [versioned] |
delete | Deletes the database <dbname>. When using the force option, the database will be deleted even if users are logged in. Syntax delete <dbname>|all [force] |
dropversions | Deletes all versions of a database <dbname> up to the version <new min version>. Syntax dropversions <dbname> <new min version> |
encrypt | Encrypts passwords <password> for use in batch files. Syntax encrypt <password> |
exit | Exits the interactive mode. |
exportscript | Exports a script of type <MACRO|REPORT|REPORTTEMPLATE|SEMCHECK|PROFILE> with the identifier <scriptid> to an export directory <exportdirectory>. Syntax <MACRO|REPORT|REPORTTEMPLATE|SEMCHECK|PROFILE> <scriptid> <exportdirectory> |
help | help provides an overview of all commands including syntax description and possible parameters. help <command> provides help for the command you specified. Syntax help [<command>] |
importfilter | Imports a method filter <importfile>. Syntax importfilter <importfile> |
importscript | Imports a script <importfile> of type <MACRO|REPORT|REPORTTEMPLATE|SEMCHECK|PROFILE> in the specified category <categoryname>. Syntax importscript <MACRO|REPORT|REPORTTEMPLATE|SEMCHECK|PROFILE> <importfile> <categoryname> |
indexstate | Displays the status of the internal cloud search data index. Syntax indexstate <database name> |
interactive | Starts the program in the interactive mode. |
kill | Closes the connection <sessionid> of the current tenant. Syntax kill <sessionid>|all |
killtask | Terminates the given tenant activity <taskid> on instance <instanceid>, for example, a report that is unable to complete. Syntax
killtask <instance id> <task id> [force]
To obtain the <instanceid> and <taskid> identifiers, use the monitor command. |
list | Lists all of the tenant's registered databases. By default, only the databases of the current schema context will be listed. When using the all option, all databases will be listed (including BO databases, for example). Syntax list [all] |
lockdb | Locks the database with the name <dbname>, or all databases. Users can no longer log in. Syntax lockdb <dbname>|all |
maintain | Starts the regeneration of search indexes (Cloud Search) for the specified ARIS database or all ARIS databases. Given the fact that running this command may be very time-consuming, it is recommended that you run it only if an error occurs and that you schedule a corresponding maintenance window. Syntax maintain <dbname>|all |
maintainancemode | Indicates the current maintenance mode. maintenancemode on prevents a tenant from automatically updating databases. This can help you reduce the downtime after an ARIS server update because time-consuming maintenance jobs are automatically stopped for all databases. If you use this option, make sure to run the maintain command manually for related databases if required. If you select maintenancemode off, all database maintenance jobs are run again. Syntax maintainacemode on|off no parameter: Reports the current mode. on: Turns the maintenance mode on and prevents ARIS server from maintaining databases. off: Turns the maintenance mode off and allows ARIS server maintaining databases automatically. |
monitor | Displays all tenant activities in progress, such as backup, XML export etc. |
rename | Renames the database from <olddbname> to <newdbname>. When using the force option, the database will be renamed even if users are still logged in. Syntax rename <olddbname> <newdbname> [force] |
reorg | Semantically reorganizes the database <dbname> or all databases. Options available: All options related to matrix models are useful only if you combine them with the NO_DEFS option. Please also note that you must not enable more than one of these options. If you do not set any option, connection definitions and object definitions are handled as follows: Connection definitions that are used between column and row objects contained either in one and the same matrix model or in different matrix models will not be deleted even if they are not used in any other model. Object definitions that are not used in any model will be deleted by default.
Syntax <dbname>|all [options] |
restore | Restores a database <dbname> from an ADB file <archive>, or restores all ADB/BDB files from a directory. Use the -fv option (forward versioning) to store database versions only for ARIS versions prior to 10.0.14. Syntax restore <archive>|<archivedir> [<dbname>] [-p <password for decryption>] [-b <bucket ID>] [-fv] |
restoresystemdb | Restores the central system database that contains data such as filters, model templates, and scripts from a system database backup file (ADB) <archive>. You can also update the system database using the updatesystemdb command Syntax restoresystemdb <archive> |
restoreunversioned | Generates a non-versioned database <dbname> from an ADB file <archive> of a versioned database. Also restores databases based on multiple ADB/BDB files of a directory. Syntax restoreunversioned <archive>|<archivedir> [<dbname>] [-p <password for decryption>] |
restoreversioned | Generates a versioned database <dbname> from an ADB file <archive> of a non-versioned database. Also restores databases based on multiple ADB/BDB files of a directory. In case the option -no_baseline is specified, no initial version in archive is created. Use the -fv option (forward versioning) to store database versions only for ARIS versions prior to 10.0.14. Syntax restoreversioned <archive>|<archivedir> [<dbname>] [-p <password for decryption>] [-no_baseline] [-fv] |
schemacontext | Changes the schema context of the current tenant. Possible value is aris. Syntax schemacontext <new schema context> |
server | Changes the current ARIS server. Syntax server <server[:<port>]> <tenant> <user> [<password>] [-ssl] |
sessions | Displays all database connections of the current tenant. Syntax sessions [byuser|bydatabase] |
set | Displays or changes tenant settings. If no parameters are specified, all settings are displayed. If only <key> is entered, all settings are deleted. If <key> is entered together with <value>, the settings are changed accordingly. Syntax set [<key>] [<value>] |
setindexbucket | Specifies the bucket ID for a database. Syntax setindexbucket <dbname> <bucket ID> |
setindexrank | Sets the initial index rank for a database <dbname>. The higher the rank <rank>, the earlier the index is started during cloud search startup. The rank is a number, for example, 5. Syntax setindexrank <dbname> <rank> |
statistic | Returns the number of all database objects. Syntax statistic <dbname>|all |
threaddump | Triggers a thread dump on instance <instanceID>. An instance ID can refer to a runnable, such as abs <s, m, or l> or report <s, m, or l>, or to a runnable type, such as abs or report. The thread dump is written to the threaddump.log file. Syntax threaddump <instanceID> |
unlockdb | Unlocks the database with the name <dbname>, or all databases. Syntax unlockdb <dbname>|all |
updatesystemdb | After performing an update setup, update the system configuration of each operational tenant (filters, templates, and scripts) based on the supplied system database (<ARIS installation package>..\Content\SystemDB\*.adb). Any content you have created is retained. Syntax updatesystemdb <archive> You can execute the command for several tenants at the same time. |
userwipeout | Clears the user identification of one or multiple deleted users from one or all databases. The attributes Last modifier, Creator, and the user name in change list descriptions is set to unknown. Syntax userwipeout <dbname>|all [<user>][,<user>] |
version | Displays the versions of the programs and libraries in use. |
In the following example, a database is reorganized, whereby all of the objects and connections in the database that do not have an occurrence are deleted.
Warning
If you are using an object library, you should reorganize databases only when each object definition occurs in at least one overview model. If elements have already been created for later use but do not yet occur in models, these elements are deleted during the consolidation.
To obtain information on the ARIS Server Administrator commands, enter help or help <command>.
Click Start > Programs > ARIS > Administration > ARIS Server Administrator 10. The MS DOS input window opens and ARIS Server Administrator is launched in interactive mode.
Use the server command to connect to the relevant ARIS server:
Syntax
server <server name>[:<port number>] <tenant> <user name>
The parts of the command that are surrounded by brackets are optional, that is, you can use them if necessary.
Example
server arissrv.eur.ag:80 default system
The password is requested.
Enter the user's password. In this example, manager. The connection is established.
Enter the command for the reorganization of the United Motor Group database:
reorg "United Motor Group"
The database is reorganized. The deleted items are listed.
Open the command prompt from the directory <ARIS installation directory>\tools\ArisAdm.
Enter the command line parameters:
Syntax
arisadm<version> -s <server name> -t <tenant> -u <user name> <password> reorg <database name>
Example
arisadm.bat -s arissrv.eur.ag -t default -u system manager reorg "United Motor Group"
The database is reorganized. The deleted items are listed.
ACC is a command-line tool for administrating and configuring an ARIS installation. ACC communicates with the ARIS agents on all nodes. You can use ACC in multiple modes (see Technical Help: ARIS Cloud Controller Command-Line Tool). Read the documents on the ARIS Documentation website or download them from the ARIS Download Center.
ARIS tenants are containers that provide their own ARIS Administration and ARIS data set, such as configuration, ARIS Method, databases, scripts, and so on. An ARIS server may have multiple tenants installed that access the functionality of the server, but their data is independent of each other.
After the installation of an ARIS server using the setup program two tenants are available:
The infrastructure master tenant manages administrative users and all other tenants.
The default tenant is available for operational use.
If you need additional operational tenants to provide different sets of databases, users, configurations or ARIS methods you can easily create them. Additional operational tenants require a new set of ARIS licenses. Licenses must be unique in all tenants.
If you have installed an ARIS server using an external database management system, all additionally created tenants are available as well. If you are going to create additional tenants for ARIS10 to migrate data from ARIS 9.8.7 or later, make sure to use identical names in both ARIS versions.
Administrators can manage tenants in different ways. Please make sure to manage users and licenses for all tenants.
Manage tenants using the Tenant Management tool
Tenant management using command line tools
Create tenants using ACC
Backup tenants using ACC
Restore tenants using ACC
Copy tenants using ACC
Delete tenants using ACC
ARIS document storage provides a set of command-line tools that can be used to perform administrative operations.
ARIS must be running.
The command-line tools must be executed in the following path:
<ARIS installation path>/server/bin/work/work_adsadmin_<your installation size, for example, s,m, or l>/tools/bin for Windows® operating systems
and
ARIS installation path>/cloudagent/bin/work/work_adsadmin_<your installation size, for example, s,m, or l>/tools/bin for Linux operating systems.
Please use y-admintool.bat for Windows operating systems and y-admintool.sh for Unix operating systems.
For Unix operating systems, command-line tools (sh files) can only be started by the aris10 user, for example, enter: su -c y-admintool.sh aris10.
y-admintool.bat -s https://my_aris_host.com:1080 -umc https://my_aris_host.com:1080 -t default bulkimport -u system -p manager -path d:\my_documents
General usage
Options | Description |
|---|---|
-?, -h, --help | Show help, default: false |
-s, --server | URL of ARIS document storage |
-t, --tenant | ID of the tenant. The default value is default. |
-umc, --umcserver | URL of User Management |
Commands | Description | Parameters |
|---|---|---|
adjustTimestamps | Modifies the time stamp that is set while creating or updating documents and folders. The timestamp is modified for all documents and folders on a tenant. Usage: adjustTimestamps [options] | --password (-p) <PASSWORD>. The default password is manager. --user (-u). The default user name is system. * -offset Offset to add (+) or to remove (-) in minutes, for example: "-210". The default value is "0". |
anonymize | Anonymizes the user information for documents and folders Usage: anonymize [options] This is compliant to GDPR. | --password (-p) <PASSWORD> Password of the executor. The default password is manager. By default, no access privileges are defined in ARIS document storage. All users have access to all folders - including the root folder - and documents. You can limit the access to individual folders of ARIS document storage so that not all ARIS document storage users can access all folders and their contents. Please note: If you delete only one user from the user list or from user groups that have access to the folder and then anonymize the folder data, all actions related to the folder data are anonymized. This means that the anonymization does not only affect the data of the deleted user. Before you delete a user, get the user ID of a specific user from the user details in the user management. * -n, --name Name of the user or user group * -type, --type Type of the user or user group -u, --user User name Password of the executor. The default password is system. The user name is replaced by the string anonymous. |
bulkimport | Imports all files and folders from a specified directory to ARIS document storage. The folder structure of the source is retained. Usage: bulkimport [options] Alternatively, you can import large datasets to ARIS document storage using a report. To do so, contact your local ARIS sales organization. | -a, --attributes Creates metadata for every uploaded document, for example: "description:initial upload for migration step|labels:big data,external,draft|source:sharepoint". This example shows how to specify the Description attribute and that custom attributes are created if required attributes were not available by default (title, description, tags, owner). The character | is used to separate the values. However, it must not be used within a value. --password (-p) <PASSWORD> Password of the executor. The default password is manager. --repository (-r) <Repository name>. The default repository is the portal repository used in ARIS document storage or in the repository view in ARIS. The default value is portal. You must specify the target repository only if you do not use the default repository. A different repository could be the ARIS Risk and Compliance repository for example. -sw, --stopwatch Enables the benchmarking for bulk import of documents and folders. The default value is false. --user (-u) <USERNAME> User name of the executor. The default user name is system. -deltaimportfile Delta import: If errors have occurred during an import, an importerrors.log file is created in the current working directory, for example, ../tools/bin/importerrors.log. To import the documents listed in the log file, specify the following: |
-deltaimportfile "./importerrors.log". In this case, the path parameter is ignored, and only the files specified in the importerrors.log file are imported. -logfile Specifies the name to be used for the log file when the loglevel parameter is set, for example, %LOGS%adsimport.log. If nothing is specified, but logging is enabled using the loglevel parameter, the adsimport.log file is saved to the current working directory. The default value is adsimport.log. -loglevel Specifies the log level for the bulk import of documents. When set to standard, only document names and IDs are logged. When set to hyperlinks, the HTTP links of documents are also logged. The default value is none. * -path Directory path to be used for bulk import of documents, for example, C:/import/documents/. From the last folder specified, the folder structure is reproduced in the repository of ARIS document storage. Example: If the source folder has the following structure C:/import/documents/folder1/folder2, running the command-line tool using the -path option will generate the structure documents/folder1/folder2 in ARIS document storage. | ||
-overwrite If this option is enabled (-overwrite true), existing documents and folders are deleted and newly created according to the specified directory structure. * -path The directory path to be used for the bulk import of documents, for example, C:/import/documents/. From the last folder specified, the folder structure is reproduced in the repository of ARIS document storage. Example: If the folder containing the documents to be imported has the following structure C:/import/documents/folder1/folder2, running the command-line tool using the -path option will generate the structure documents/folder1/folder2 in ARIS document storage. -toplevelfolder If this property is set, the top-level folder specified in -path parameter is ignored during import. If the documents to be imported are located at a level lower than a given folder mydocs, and, for example, the path /mydocs/folder1/folder2 is used with this option, only the structure of the folders subordinate to the mydocs level is mirrored during the import and created directly below the root directory in ARIS document storage. If this property is not set (which is the default), the top-level folder is mirrored as well in the ARIS document storage repository, that is, the entire structure /mydocs/folder1/folder2 is created below the root directory. The default value is false. | ||
deleteAccessPrivileges | Removes all access restrictions from a specified folder. Usage: deleteAccessPrivileges [options] | --folderId (* -f) The folder ID is required to delete all access privileges. --password (-p) <PASSWORD>. The default password is manager. --user (-u). The default user name is system. --user (-u) <USERNAME> User name of the executor. The default user name is system. -orphandata Deletes the access privileges assigned to deleted user groups. The default value is false. -passon Deletes the access privileges from the folder hierarchically. The default value is false. |
exportAuditLog | Filters audit events within a specific time range. The date format is yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss Supported output formats: CSV (default), JSON | Usage: exportAuditLog [options] Options: -s: URL of the server -t: ID of the tenant. The default value is default. * -ed, --endDate End date in format (yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss) -ev, --eventTypes -f, --output-file-path -ff, --format -u, --user User name of the executor, default: system -p, --password Password of the executor, default: manager -sd, --startDate Start date in format (yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss) Example 2. y-admintool.bat -s https://my_aris_host.com -t mytenant exportAuditLog -sd "2025-05-20 10:00:00" -ed "2025-05-21 03:45:12" -ev "ALL" -f "C:\Users\myDocuments\mybackup.csv |
exportConfig | Exports the configuration of ARIS document storage. Usage: exportConfig [options] | --file (-f) Configuration file. The default value is adsConfig.properties. --password (-p) <PASSWORD>. The default password is manager. --user (-u). The default user name is system. |
importConfig | Updates the configuration of ARIS document storage of this tenant. Usage: importConfig [options] | --file ( -f) The configuration file to be imported. The default value is adsConfig.properties. --password (-p) <PASSWORD>. The default password is manager. --user (-u). The default user name is system. |
purgeAuditLog | Purges all audit logs for the administrator user based on the time range. The end date is mandatory. The date format is yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss | Usage: purgeAuditLog [options] Options: -s: URL of the server -t: ID of the tenant. The default value is default. * -ed, --endDate End date in format (yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss) -u, --user User name of the executor, default: system -p, --password Password of the executor, default: manager -sd, --startDate Start date in format (yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss) Example 3. y-admintool.bat -s https://my_aris_host.com -t mytenant purgeAuditLog -sd "2021-05-22 00:00:00" -ed "2022-06-01 23:59:00" -u system -p manager |
reindex | Reindexes the ARIS document storage database. Usage: reindex [options] | --password (-p) <PASSWORD>. The default password is manager. --user (-u). The default user name is system. |
thumbnails | Creates thumbnails for pictures. Usage: thumbnails [options] | --password (-p) <PASSWORD> Password of the executor. The default password is manager. --repository (-r) <Repository name>. The default repository is the portal repository used in ARIS document storage or in the repository view in ARIS. The default value is portal. You must specify the target repository only if you do not use the default repository. A different repository could be the ARIS Risk and Compliance repository for example. --user (-u) <USERNAME> User name of the executor. The default user name is system. |
Process Governance provides a set of command-line tools that can be used to perform administrative operations.
Warning
To avoid data inconsistencies and possible data loss, you must not perform any of the following activities in parallel, neither manually nor scheduled:
- Deleting any Process Governance process instance, process version, or process
- Archiving Process Governance process instances
- Backup/restore tenant (containing Process Governance or ARIS document storage data)
ARIS must be running.
The command-line tools must be executed in the following path:
<ARIS installation path>/server/bin/work/work_apg_<your installation size, for example, s,m, or l>/tools/bin for Windows® operating systems
and
<ARIS installation path>/cloudagent/bin/work/work_apg_<your installation size, for example, s,m, or l>/tools/bin for Linux operating systems.
The following command-line tools are provided:
y-ageclitool.bat
y-export4ppm.bat
y-setenv.bat
This command-line tool is called by the y-ageclitool.bat or y-ageclitool.sh and configures the environment as required.
For more information about parameters and commands please type the tool name followed by /? or -?, for example y-ageclitool.bat /?.
On Unix operating systems, only the aris10 user can start the command-line tools (sh files), except for the y-setenv.sh file. For example, enter: su -c y-ageclitool.sh aris10.
The following command-line tools are provided:
y-ageclitool.sh
y-export4ppm.sh
y-setenv.sh
This command-line tool is called by the y-ageclitool.bat or y-ageclitool.sh and configures the environment as required.