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- <p class="headerTitle"><img src="../../../webcontent/samples/sdk/asp/images/go_logo_small.gif"> IBM Cognos Sample Programs</p>
- <p class="FormLabel">CMQuery.exe - Query the Content Store and Display the Results.</p>
- <p class="formText">The C# CMQuery sample program lets you submit search paths to the content store and display the results.</p>
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- <p class="formText">All associated files are contained in the bin directory of the csharp directory.</p>
- <p class="FormLabel">How To Run The Sample Program</p>
- <p class="formText">Launch the command window and navigate to the bin directory in the csharp directory. Type<br>cmquery.exe -sp <searchPath> [-un <userName> -pwd <userPassword> -ns <userNamepsace>]<br> Where:<br> searchPath is the search path to query. This argument is required.<br> userName is the user ID for logon. (Default is anonymous).<br> userPassword is the password for the userName.<br> userNamespace is the security namespace for userName.<br><br>
- Results are printed to the command-line.</p>
- <p class="FormLabel">Expected Results</p>
- <p class="formText">The objects located at the selected path are
- displayed in the window. <br><br>The default options search /* as the
- Anonymous user. </p>
- <p class="FormLabel">Documentation</p>
- <p class="formText">The IBM Cognos Software Development Kit Developer Guide contains additional information about the samples. See the chapter titled 'Methods' and the appendix titled 'Code Samples and Language-Specific Coding Practices'.</p>
- <p class="formText">Please note that the samples are not intended to be treated as end-user applications. Refer to the sample code for examples of how to use the API when developing your own applications.</p>
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