Difference between revisions of "User Role Removal Utility"
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This utility functions through the command line parameters only - i.e. no configuration file. | This utility functions through the command line parameters only - i.e. no configuration file. | ||
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The CSV file given as parameter ''-file'' '''REQUIRES''' a header with field name(s). | The CSV file given as parameter ''-file'' '''REQUIRES''' a header with field name(s). | ||
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The column/field to use is given in the '''-header=field''' parameter, but defaults to '''userid''' (case-sensitive!). | The column/field to use is given in the '''-header=field''' parameter, but defaults to '''userid''' (case-sensitive!). | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 5 January 2022
This utility functions through the command line parameters only - i.e. no configuration file.
The CSV file given as parameter -file REQUIRES a header with field name(s).
The column/field to use is given in the -header=field parameter, but defaults to userid (case-sensitive!).
-api string
API Key
-debug
Debug mode - additional logging (default true)
-dryrun
Dry Run
-file string
CSV File
-header string
The header/fieldname in the CSV to use (default "userid")
-instance string
Instance ID
-version
Return version and end