You can run the Data Integrity Checker Utility using the Command Line Interface (CLI).
Remember the following when running the Data Integrity Checker Utility using the CLI.
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Smart Instrumentation must be installed on your computer
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The CLI commands file must be located in the same folder as the Data Integrity Checker Utility
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The Data Integrity Checker Utility CLI help can be accessed by typing the command; DataIntegrityCLI ?
The available commands are:
check,<DomainName>
Performs a check on the specified Domain and produces a report as an Excel file.
Example: DataIntegrityCLI check,MyDomain1
When a specific domain name is required a comma (,) must separate the command from
the domain.
check-all
Performs a check on all domains and produces a report as an Excel file.
Example: DataIntegrityCLI check-all
After running the Data Integrity Checker in silent mode, if you encounter problems,
please send the generated Excel file to Customer Support at Smart Community