42.2.1 Explanation of the specification format and options
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Specification format
adbsyndict {-m dictionary-creation-file-name |-d dictionary-deletion-file-name |-s |-n synonym-dictionary-name -o synonym-list-output-file-name |--clean}
(2) Explanation of options
- ● -m dictionary-creation-file-name
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~<OS path name>((2 to 510 bytes))
Specify a dictionary creation file name when registering or updating a synonym dictionary. Specify an absolute path for the dictionary creation file name.
For details about dictionary creation files, see Creating a dictionary creation file in Preparing for synonym search operations in the HADB Setup and Operation Guide.
- ● -d dictionary-deletion-file-name
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~<OS path name>((2 to 510 bytes))
Specify a dictionary deletion file name when deleting a synonym dictionary. Specify an absolute path for the dictionary deletion file name.
For details about dictionary deletion files, see Deleting synonym dictionaries in the HADB Setup and Operation Guide.
- ● -s
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The adbsyndict command executed with the -s option specified synchronizes the synonym dictionary files on all nodes.
The -s option is specified when the multi-node function is used. If the -s option is specified when the multi-node function is not used, the adbsyndict command causes an error.
- ● -n synonym-dictionary-name -o synonym-list-output-file-name
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Specify this option to output a list of synonyms registered in a synonym dictionary to a file.
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-n synonym-dictionary-name
~<character string>((1 to 120 bytes))
Specify the name of the synonym dictionary from which a list of synonyms is to be output.
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-o synonym-list-output-file-name
~<OS path name>((2 to 510 bytes))
Specify the absolute path name of the file to which the synonym list is to be output.
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- ● --clean
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Unnecessary files are deleted from the synonym dictionary file directory specified for the adb_syndict_storage_path operand in the server definition. If a synonym dictionary file or temporary work file failed to be deleted, execute the adbsyndict command with the --clean option specified.