Populate a SQL database from XML files or messages. Define the group on scmaster to subscribe for database requests. Define the group on scmaster to send database response messages to. Define the output database connection type. Define the output database connection parameters. scdb [options] generic#help generic#version generic#config-file generic#plugins generic#daemon generic#auto-shutdown generic#shutdown-master-module generic#shutdown-master-username verbosity#verbosity verbosity#v verbosity#quiet verbosity#component verbosity#syslog verbosity#lockfile verbosity#console verbosity#debug verbosity#log-file messaging#user messaging#host messaging#timeout messaging#primary-group messaging#subscribe-group messaging#content-type messaging#start-stop-msg scdb can either process a XML file and write it to the database or collect messages from scmaster. If connected to scmaster, the mode defines what objects are handled: none (no objects at all), notifier (notifier only) or all (all objects whereas non-notifier objects are INSERTED into the database). database#db-driver-list database#database database#config-module database#inventory-db database#config-db If connected to scmaster, this flag defines the database connection to use for writing. The configured application database connection (as received from scmaster) is reported to clients as part of a database response messages. Define the import XML file to be written to database. Can be provided multiple times to import multiple files. Batch size of a database transactions [0..1000]. By default all INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE statements are executed in one single transaction.