Export SQL statements from an OceanBase database

sh bin/start.sh \
# The task name, which can be set to any value.
--name dump_ob \
# A fixed value. The value is DUMP.
--mode DUMP \   
# The export type. Valid values: SQL, DDL, and ALL. SQL indicates that only SQL statements are exported. DDL indicates that only DDL statements are exported. ALL indicates that SQL and DDL statements are exported.
--dump-type  ALL \
# A fixed value.
--from-type DB \  
# The type of the source database. Valid values: OBORACLE and OBMYSQL.
--source-db-type OBORACLE \
# The version of the source OceanBase database.
--source-db-version 3.1.20 \
# The IP address of the source OceanBase database.
--source-db-host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx \
# The port number of the source OceanBase database.
--source-db-port port \  
# The complete username of the source OceanBase database. We recommend that you use the SYS user or the root user.
--source-db-user username \
# The password of the source OceanBase database.
--source-db-password password \
# The schema to be exported.
--schemas "OMT,TEST" \
# The time interval of SQL statement collection, in seconds.
--collect-interval 5 \  
# The type of the object to be exported.
--objects "TABLE,INDEX,VIEW,SEQUENCE,SYNONYM,FUNCTION,PROCEDURE,PACKAGE,PACKAGE\ BODY,TRIGGER,TYPE,TYPE\ BODY" \  
# The start time of SQL statement collection.
# The default value is a timestamp one hour before the current time, which indicates that only the SQL statements executed within the last hour are collected.
--collect-start-time "2021-12-29\ 23:23:00" \
# The end time of SQL statement collection. The default value is the current time, which indicates that the collection is performed only once.  
--collect-end-time "2021-12-29\ 23:43:00"