Download
Windows 32-bit
- Download SQC2.2.zip and unzip it (we hereafter call SchemaQualityCheckerDir the directory where SQC2.2.zip has been unzipped)
- Go to Command Prompt and run SchemaQualityChecker.bat using
the following syntax:
SchemaQualityChecker [-options] file1 file2 file3 ... fileN
(See section "Command line parameters"
for more details)
- As a convenience, it is also permissible to use SQC:
SQC [-options] file1 file2 file3 ... fileN
- The order in which the jar files are specified
in the classpath declaration affects the behavior of the tool.
When running SQC without using the bat files provided, the jar
files in the classpath declaration should follow this order:
SchemaQualityCheckerDir; xmlParserAPIs.jar; xercesImpl.jar; xschemaREC.jar; xml4j.jar; mofrt.jar; regex4j.jar; mail.jar .
Linux
The application has not been formally tested in a Linux
environment. However, we have received reports that it works fine if
you add in your classpath all the jar files located in SQC2.2.zip
and also the directory SchemaQualityCheckerDir where SQC
was unzipped.
A Linux shell script, named SQC.sh has been included in
the distribution package. It has been tested in RedHat Linux 7.1
using IBM's JDK.
The order in which the jar files used by SQC are specified
in the classpath declaration affects the behavior of the tool.
When running SQC without using the scripts provided, the jar
files in the classpath declaration should follow this order:
SchemaQualityCheckerDir; xmlParserAPIs.jar; xercesImpl.jar;
xschemaREC.jar; xml4j.jar; mofrt.jar.