Thank you, apparently it is possible. Here is the full list:
Command line help
Usage: DMT.exe [options]
-User
Specifies the username to connect with
-Pass
Specifies the password to connect with
-ConfigValue
Specifies which config file should be used, if not specified then default.sysconfig is assumed
-sso
Specifies Single Sign On
-LogDetailedException
Specifies if the detailed exception should be included in the error log file. Valid values are True or False.Helpful when reporting error to Epicor
-NoUI
This will run DMT without a User Interface, this supports being run from a scheduled task
-DisableUpdateService
This will disable the DMT update service
-Add
Indicates that records should be added
-Update
Indicates that records should be updated
-Delete
Indicates that records should be deleted
-Trace
This will enable tracing in Epicor
-LoadViaOdbc
Forces DMT to use ODBC to read import data, use if errors occur on data load
-ExportData
Exports format of all imports to specified file
-ExportDataFormat
Set to xml to export imports to xml rather than csv
-Delimiter
Sets delimiter for import files
-Import
Specifies the Import to run
-Source
Specifies the import source file
-Converter
Specifies the location of an assembly containing a method to convert the data before importing
-NoCompleteLog
When set to TRUE this will disable the Complete Log
-NoErrorLog
When set to TRUE this will disable the Error Log
-NoErrorInput
When set to TRUE this will disable the Error Input Log
-PlayList
Executes PlayList through command line with specified import source file
-PlayBook
Executes PlayBook through command line with specified import source file
-Export
When Export is set and Import is not, this tells DMT to perform a BAQ Export.
-BAQ
The name of the BAQ to run in BAQ Export mode.
-Target
The file path of the output file to create in BAQ Export Mode.
-PageSize
The number of records to read from the BAQ at a time. Larger = faster. Smaller = less memory. Default 10000.
-UseFieldNames
Include this flag to use the BAQ Field Name rather than Field Label.
Splitter Help —
DMT can be used to split a CSV file into multiple files.
3 arguments must be supplied
This should follow the syntax
-split -input=[InputFile] -files=[FileCount]
Example
-split -input=C:\DMTDiff\Input.csv -files=10
This will save the data from Input.csv in 10 new csv files in the same folder.
Following the format C:\DMTDiff\Input_XX.csv.
-split – required to run the split tool.
[InputFile] – The file you wish to split
[FileCount] – How many new CSV files you wish to create (Must be a number)
Paths can also be relative if they exist in the same folder as the application