You can run FSA scanning jobs from a command line. First, you create a job using the scanning job definition wizard. Then you reference this job in an FSA command.
In practice, you only run scanning jobs from a command line when scanning a database. This is for security reasons. The command line method allows you to avoid storing database logon credentials in the job definition.
The command syntax is shown below. This command runs a database scan and prompts you for the logon credentials that the FSA will use to access the target database objects:
wgnfstub /job:<job name> /user /password
Where:
Is the name of an existing scanning job. You specify job names in step 1 of the job definition wizard.
(Optional) The purpose of these parameters is to avoid the security risk of storing database credentials in a scanning job definition.
If these parameters are used, the FSA prompts you for the logon credentials that it will use to access the target database objects.
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