if run as-is it populates the default database with the default user (immudb). The user can decide to use it for a different database. The command would then be:
immutest // add data to the default database with the default user (immudb). If the password of the default user immudb has been changed, the password will be requested interactively
immutest --database // add data to the specified database using the default user (immudb). If the password of the default user immudb has been changed, the password will be requested interactively
immutest --database --user
// add data to the specified database using the . In this case it will ask the password interactively
Please update the help (immutest -h) to reflect changes.
if run as-is it populates the default database with the default user (immudb). The user can decide to use it for a different database. The command would then be:
Please update the help (immutest -h) to reflect changes.