Import Marketing Statistics utility

This utility imports marketing statistics from a source XML file.

Introduced in Feature Pack 3Attention: Instead of following the procedure in this topic, you can use the DownloadStatistics scheduled job to transfer your marketing and search rule statistical data from your production server to your staging server. For more information, see Scheduling the DownloadStatistics job to copy marketing and search statistics.
SolarisLinuxAIXWindows

Import Marketing Statistics command

ID Resolve Syntax Diagram

For IBM i OS operating system

Import Marketing Statistics command


ID Resolve Syntax Diagram
Note:
  1. The preceding diagram is intended primarily as a reference for the parameters. The script that is provided and listed in Copying statistical data from the production server acts as a wrapper to the actual Java command and accepts the same parameters. You are recommended to use the command file or script rather than invoke the Java command directly.
  2. File names that are specified as parameters for this command can be preceded by relative or absolute paths.

Parameter values

database_type
SolarisLinuxAIXWindows The type of database you are using, either DB2 or Oracle.
For IBM i OS operating system Must be DB400.
database_name

SolarisLinuxAIXWindows The name of your database. DB2 users enter the simple name of their database.

Oracle Identify the database by using the following format: hostname:port:sid. This name identifies the hostname of the database server, the port number of the server, and the system ID

For IBM i OS operating system The relational database name. This name must match the name that found when you run the Work with Relational Database Directory Entries (WRKRDBDIRE) command.

database_user_id
The user ID of the database owner.
For IBM i OS operating systemThis Id is also known as the instance user profile.
database_password
The password for the database owner ID.
input_file_name
The path and name of the output file that is created with the ExportStats command (if no path is specified, the default is the current directory).