npacimport

Import Specific Files into a Regional Database

Allows user to import specific files into the regional NPAC database.

npacimport

The user must be logged in with the user name lsmsadm.

This command must be run from the $LSMS_DIR directory and run only from the primary server.

$LSMS_TOOLS_DIR/npacimport [-h] -r <region> -i <type> [-u] [-y] [-t <number>] [-c <number>] <filename>

-r <region>

Specifies the region whose database the imported files are intended for. This is a mandatory parameter with the following values:

-i <type>

Specifies the type of the file to be imported into the database. This is a mandatory parameter with the following values:

-h: Display Help text and quit.
-u: Time-range update: May modify or delete and does not purge object range first. Not valid for ServiceProvNetwork.
-y: Continue on if a record update fails.
-t: Specify number of threads to use (maximum number is 10).
-c: Specify number of records in each batch to a thread (default is 1000).

Table 1 lists the exit codes generated by the npacimport command.

Exit Codes: **npacimport**
Exit Code	Cause	Suggested Recovery
-1	Invalid syntax	Correct the syntax.
1	Database error	Contact the My Oracle Support (MOS).
2	File access error	Contact the My Oracle Support (MOS).
3	Invalid record in the input file	Correct the file entry or contact the My Oracle Support (MOS).
4	Invalid user	Change user to lsmsadm.
5	Unknown error	Contact the My Oracle Support (MOS).
This command is usually run by scripts; scripts should search for exit codes. When the command is run from the command line, the output indicates suggested recovery.