The gsdbdoc command

The gsdbdoc command generates documentation from a meta-schema.

This tool is provided by Genero Studio, and can be found in the $GSTDIR/bin (or, if you are on a Mac, $GSTDIR/Contents/MacOS) directory. It is called when the user selects the menu option to generate the meta-schema documentation; however, you can also open a command prompt (such as the Genero Workplace Window) and run the command from the command line.

Syntax

gsdbdoc [options]

Table 1. gsdbdoc options
Option	Description
`-db file`	Specify the path of the schema file. Required.
`-o dir`	Specify the output directory. When this option is not provided, the current directory is used.
`-st file`	Specify the path of the style (.css) file relative to the output directory. When this option is not provided, default styling is applied. Default styling is defined in the /src/db/tools/style.css file located in $GSTDIR/bin (or, if you are on a Mac, $GSTDIR/Contents/MacOS). Tip: Use the default style file as a basis for creating your custom style file. You can also look at the generated HTML (in the output directory) for a list of possible style elements.
`-t dir`	Specify the directory for the BAM template. `dir` can be either: The absolute path to the BAM settings directory The name of an inbuilt environment set (for example, "dbapp5.0") When this option is not provided, the GSTSETUPDIR environment variable is used.
`-l VERBOSE`	Display a verbose log for troubleshooting.
`-h`	Display help.
`-V`	Display program name and version.