#1 username is required

[Anonymous]

The username is required even when running Windows
Authentication (SQL Server). If optional and a database
is specified, you should take the username from the
operating system.

Otherwise you should prompt for a username/password.

[Mark Ohrenschall]

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I am adding environment variables to complement command-
line syntax. In general, environment variables will be called
dbms2sde_* where * is an option, e.g., dbms2sde_fkey for
the -fkey option.

Two special environment variables will be "HOSTNAME"
(or "COMPUTERNAME") for -s, and "USER"
(or "USERNAME") for -u.

Command line options override environment variables, and
dbms2sde_s overrides "HOSTNAME"
(or "COMPUTERNAME") and dbms2sde_u overrides "USER"
(or "USERNAME").

Let me know how this works for you.

[Mark Ohrenschall]

Logged In: YES
user_id=586167

I am adding environment variables to complement command-
line syntax. In general, environment variables will be called
dbms2sde_* where * is an option, e.g., dbms2sde_fkey for
the -fkey option.

Two special environment variables will be "HOSTNAME"
(or "COMPUTERNAME") for -s, and "USER"
(or "USERNAME") for -u.

Command line options override environment variables, and
dbms2sde_s overrides "HOSTNAME"
(or "COMPUTERNAME") and dbms2sde_u overrides "USER"
(or "USERNAME").

Let me know how this works for you.