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Edge Data Store

Command line quick start - Linux

  • Last UpdatedSep 25, 2025
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The EdgeCmd utility is AVEVA's proprietary tool for configuring Edge Data Store (EDS (Edge Data Store)) from a command line. EdgeCmd utility must be installed on the device with EDS (Edge Data Store). For instructions on installing EdgeCmd utility, see the EdgeCmd utility help.

To access EdgeCmd utility on Linux:

Definition:

  1. Open a command prompt.

  2. Enter the following command to start the edgecmd.exe tool from any directory.

    debian@beaglebone:~$ edgecmd help

  3. Type edgecmd help and press Enter.

    The EdgeCmd utility launches, displaying the following introductory material and a command prompt at the end:

    ************************************************************************************************************************

    Welcome to AVEVA Edge Data Store configuration utility. Utility version: 1.0.0.148

    ************************************************************************************************************************

    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Command-line options => 'Configuration', 'Help'

    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Please enter ID of a component you would like to configure or to get component specific help output.

    Example:

    ./edgecmd Help ComponentId

    ./edgecmd Configuration ComponentId

    To get set of components registered to the Edge Data Store please run: ./edgecmd Configuration System Components

    To configure the system, please use 'System' as the ComponentId.

    Example of getting System help output: ./edgecmd Help System

    Example of configuring System Logging level: ./edgecmd Configuration System logging LogLevel=Warning

    debian@beaglebone:~$

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