run
dqo run
Starts DQO in a server mode, continuously running a job scheduler that runs the data quality checks
Description
This command is useful when you want to continuously monitor the quality of your data in real-time. The job scheduler runs in the background, allowing you to perform other tasks while the DQO is running.
Command-line synopsis
$ dqo [dqo options...] run [-h] [-fw] [-hl] [-m=<checkRunMode>] [-of=<outputFormat>]
[-s=<synchronizationMode>] [-t=<timeLimit>]
dqo> run [-h] [-fw] [-hl] [-m=<checkRunMode>] [-of=<outputFormat>]
[-s=<synchronizationMode>] [-t=<timeLimit>]
Options
| Command argument | Description | Required | Accepted values |
|---|---|---|---|
-fw--file-write |
Write command response to a file | ||
-hl--headless |
Run the command in an headless (no user input allowed) mode | ||
-h--help |
Show the help for the command and parameters | ||
-m--mode |
Check execution reporting mode (silent, summary, info, debug) | silent summary info debug |
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-of--output-format |
Output format for tabular responses | TABLE CSV JSON |
|
-s--synchronization-mode |
Reporting mode for the DQO cloud synchronization (silent, summary, debug) | silent summary debug |
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-t--time-limit |
Optional execution time limit. DQO will run for the given duration and gracefully shut down. Supported values are in the following format: 300s (300 seconds), 10m (10 minutes), 2h (run for up to 2 hours) or just a number that is the time limit in seconds. |