 | SendCommand Program |
Linkar Framework for .NET and Core
This command-line executable provides an easy way to execute the link SendCommand of the SendCommand function from different environments
SendCommand function allows operations to be performed, using a standard template in XML and JSON format, synchronously or asynchronously.
For example, lksendcommand can be used from a Windows .bat file or from a BASIC Program, to access data from a remote MV database.
On Windows the syntax is: lksendcommand.exe [options]
On Linux and macOS the syntax is ./lksendcommand [options]
Argument | Required | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
/? | Shows help | /? | |
/H | * | IP address or hostname where Linkar SERVER is located | /H:127.0.0.1 |
/P | * | EntryPoint port number | /P:11200 |
/E | * | EntryPoint name | /E:E1 |
/U | * | Linkar SERVER username | /U:admin |
/W | * | Linkar SERVER user password | /W:admin |
/L | Language that is sent to the database | /L:ES | |
/T | Free text sent with the commands | /T:LkSendCommand | |
/F | File path where the file you want to execute is located | /F:C:\temp\Read.xml | |
/S | Text of the directly specified command in the console | /S:command | |
/O | File Path with the command result, in case of not specified the result will appear in the console | /O:C:\temp\ReadResponse.xml | |
/M | Message format (XML or JSON) | /M:XML | |
/C | CodePage, characters set used for the text codification | /C:1252 | |
/R | Remove the labels that evolve the command in the result of the operation | /R | |
/B | When mv output format is selected, Linkar sends the data encoded in Base64. A new /B option has been added that will decode Base64 before creating the MV buffer | /B |
In the demo /lksendcommand folder there are script examples and command files that execute them so you can try some Linkar functions.
In Windows, see script demo_lksendcommand.cmd, which must be modified with local credentials before execution.
@ECHO OFF SET host=127.0.0.1 SET entrypoint=E1 SET epport=11500 SET user=admin SET pass=admin SET freetext="From lksendcommand" SET encoding="" lksendcommand.exe /F:XML/New-None.xml /U:%user% /W:%pass% /H:%host% /P:%epport% /E:%entrypoint% /T:%freetext% /O:NewResponse.xml /M:XML /C:%encoding% /R
In Linux and macOS versions, it is called demo_lksendcommand.sh:
#!/bin/sh host=127.0.0.1 entrypoint=E1 epport=11500 user=admin pass=admin freetext="From lksendcommand" encoding="" mono lksendcommand.exe /F:XML/New-None.xml /U:$user /W:$pass /H:$host /P:$epport /E:$entrypoint /T:"$freetext" /O:NewResponse.xml /M:XML /C:$encoding /R
In the MV components there is a command called LK.DEMO.SENDCOMMAND that executes operations against any database connected to Linkar from BASIC.