-sqlrefresh
Preserves existing information about the table (synonyms, grants, etc.) when relinking into SQL.
Usage
ctutil -sqlrefresh file iss_file database_name [-symb=symbolic_name] [-owner=owner_name] [-prefix=table_prefix][-conv=sign_convention][-rule=rules_file]
file is the name of the c-tree file. The default file extension (that is ".dat" if not configured differently) must be omitted. Relative paths are resolved according to the c-tree server working directory.
iss_file is the dictionary file. Relative paths are resolved according to the ctutil working directory.
database_name is the name of the destination SQL Server database.
the -symb option allows to specify the name for the resulting table. By default, the table has the same name as the disc file.
the -owner option allows to specify a specific table ownership.
the -prefix option allows to specify a prefix that will be put before the table name in the database. For example, if you link a file named “file1” with -prefix=myprefix, you obtain a table named “myprefixfile1” in the database.
sign_convention identifies the numeric data convention.
o use A for programs compiled with -dca option or without data compatibility options.
o use D for programs compiled with -dcd option.
o use I for programs compiled with -dci option.
o use M for programs compiled with -dcm option.
o use N for programs compiled with -dcn option.
o use R for programs compiled with -dcr option.
 
If omitted, A is assumed
rules_file identifies a file with external rules. See Defining External Rules in Faircom’s documentation for more information.
Administrator password
The administrator password is included in the configuration file.* This file can be:
in the working directory in a file named ctree.conf
in the directory specified in the environment variable CTREE_CONF
passed to ctutil using the -c option in the command line
This configuration file should contain this statement:
<config>
  <instance server="FAIRCOMS@127.0.0.1" user="admin" password="ADMIN">
  </instance>
</config>
Other statements can be added to the configuration file as needed.
*To be compatible with older c-tree versions that allowed you to pass the administrator password in the command line, you can add the new configuration variable COMPATIBILITY SQLIMPORT_ADMIN_PASSWORD to the c-tree Server configuration file (ctsrvr.cfg). However, adding the admin and password to the configuration file as shown above is considered the best practice.