Contact your Admin to see if they have the credentials or if they can locate the User and Admin Guide for you. Otherwise you should contact your Account Manager regarding access to the documents. I think it'd be in your best interest to getting the User and Admin Guides for your version.
Here is an example of the command.
"C:\Program Files\SASHome\SASCustomerIntelligenceUtilities\6.5\sasciutils_console.exe" -addChannel -userid MyUserId -password MyPassword -utilitylogfile c:/tmp/channel.log -code D2D -name "Door to Door Solicitation" -skipcdm
The command takes the following arguments:
-addchannel
specifies the Add Channels utility.
-userid
is the user ID of the account that is used to execute the utility. This user ID must have Write access to all of the business contexts that are created on the system. The sascisvc@saspw ID has this permission.
-password
is the password for the user ID.
-utilitylogfile
specifies the location to which error messages and success messages are logged. If you specify a directory path, all directories in the path must exist before you execute the utility.
-code
is the channel code of the channel to be added. The code must be 1 to 3 characters in length. It must not begin with an underscore (_). The code cannot include leading or trailing blank spaces, forward slash (/) characters, backslash (\) characters, or any control characters.
-name
is the new name to assign to the channel code. If the name contains spaces, it must be enclosed in double quotation marks. The length of the name that you provide must be between 1 and 30 characters. Names cannot include leading or trailing blank spaces, forward slash (/) characters, backslash (\) characters, or any control characters.
-skipcdm
indicates that the new channel definition should not be published to the common data model.
The channel is created in metadata, but no attempt is made to publish the channel to the common data model. Use this option if you have several business contexts and if one or more of the associated common data models is not accessible when you execute the Add Channels utility. This channel should not be used in campaigns until the channel can be published to the common data model.
If you do not use this option, and if one or more of the common data models is not accessible, publish failures will occur when you execute the Add Channels utility. The channel is added to the metadata but it is not published to the common data models that are not accessible. If errors occur, check the SASCustIntelCore6.5.log and the Stored Process Server logs for more details.
