InfiniteGraph
InfiniteGraph Documentation

. Core API Manual
. Developer Wiki (install, getting started and examples)


Tool Names
The names of the tools are the same on Windows and UNIX, with the exception that the names of the executables have an extension (.exe) on Windows that is not required on UNIX.
Tool Options and Arguments
The command-line syntax for most tools includes either or both of the following:
Options, which modify the way the tool works. Syntactically, options are characters prefixed with a hyphen and set off with spaces—for example, -help. Some options are followed by values—for example, -host hostName.
Arguments, which specify values directly to the tool. For example, many tools accept a bootFilePath argument.
When specifying options for an InfiniteGraph tool, you need to type only as many letters of the option as are necessary to identify it uniquely. This is also true for the fixed values sometimes associated with a command name or option.
Most options and arguments to InfiniteGraph tools are case sensitive, usually lower case. Be sure to type options and arguments using the correct case.
Reference Index
Interactively fixes simple consistency errors in a federated database.
For development only; you may not redistribute.