4.2 Command Line Reference

The typical command line invocation looks like this:

Exultcmd.exe [Options] -t <Type> File1.xml File2.xml ..

Use the ‘-t <Type>’ option to specify the output conversion type. See section Specify the Output type using the -t option.

After the options, specify one or more input XML files as shown above.

Supported options are shown below:

4.2.1 Specify the Output type using the -t option  
4.2.2 Specify the version of Microsoft Access version using the -a option  
4.2.3 Specify the Output directory using the -d option  
4.2.4 Specify the Output file using the -f option  
4.2.5 Dry-run (no execution) using the -n option  
4.2.6 Disable progress reporting using the -q option  
4.2.7 Specify the separator for text output using the -s option  
4.2.8 Overwrite existing files using the -w option  

Argon DataViz

Create Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts from Large Datasets.

Swift XML Converter

Query & extract XML data into Microsoft Excel (XLS), Microsoft Access (MDB or ACCDB), or CSV.

Exult Standard

Convert XML into Microsoft Excel (XLS), Microsoft Access (MDB or ACCDB), or CSV.

Exult SQL Server

Shred and import XML into SQL Server.

Exult MySQL

Import XML data into automatically created MySQL tables.

Exult Oracle

Import XML into Oracle.