To run a feed simulation at the command line, you must have a StreamBase Server already running. See Running Fragments from the Command Line for instructions. When running StreamBase command-line utilities under Windows, be sure to open and run the commands in a StreamBase Command Prompt.

The following example starts a feed simulation with generated data. Use the epadmin start playback command to send an EventFlow feed simulation to an input stream on a running node.

epadmin [sn|ad] start playback --simulationfile=my.sbfs
epadmin [sn|ad] start playback --sim=my.sbfs --path=container2
epadmin [sn|ad] start playback --sim=my.sbfs --csvfile=mydata.csv --connecttime=60
epadmin [sn|ad] start playback --sim=my.sbfs --asfastaspossible
epadmin [sn|ad] start playback --sim=my.sbfs --maxtime=10 --maxtup=1000 --mult=2.3
epadmin [sn|ad] start playback --sim=my.sbfs --prefill --tuplebuffer=10000

For more information, see epadmin start playback.

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