The CHECKSUM mode only supports the /8
and /o options.
File DUMP mode lets you view the content of the database in a nondestructive manner. It??™s the
same as performing a query on any database. However, given the nature of these databases, the
processing of querying content is slightly different. Instead of asking for the address of a customer
or the number of widgets sold during the month of June, these queries obtain specifics about the
database itself. The file dump??“specific options include.
/t
Performs a database dump for a specified table only. Use a metadata dump
to obtain a list of the tables within the database.
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/v Provide verbose output for the specified command. Even though ESEnTUtl always accepts
this option, some FILE DUMP mode modifiers can??™t provide additional information. For example,
performing a file dump of the database header won??™t yield any additional results because the
initial command always provides complete information.
In addition to options, the FILE DUMP mode supports a modifier that determines the kind of
data it provides as output.
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