# Example of running Invoke-FillDB.ps1

# Additonal files to download
$downloads= @(
    "http://www.gutenberg.org/files/42698/42698-0.txt",
    "http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/42705/pg42705.txt",
    "http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/42710/pg42710.txt",
    "http://www.gutenberg.org/files/42700/42700-0.txt",
    "http://www.gutenberg.org/files/42706/42706-0.txt"
)

# Additonal fields on my custom template to populate
$fields= @(
    "{DB074AA7-DF72-46C5-8269-E4A06FC8EC74}",
    "{6AB6FC48-D23C-465D-8D11-6BECB76C64CC}",
    "{D5E42CBE-3D6A-470F-A7B6-AC4EC7CF72D3}",
    "{3293A6C1-3E6F-45F3-9170-6D2D133C4304}",
    "{A4562857-67CC-48D3-9424-A0BF37C7F429}",
    "{EA0C14FF-2868-4F9A-8FCF-236B0DBCF86B}"
)

# Invoke-FillDB performing all basic steps
$response = .\Invoke-FillDB.ps1 "http://siteocre.testsite" "sitecore\username" "password" -clearCache -runSqlScript `
    -createWordsDir -wordsDir "words" -downloadFiles $downloads -templateFields $fields `
    -templateGuid "{1C7E374B-44FC-4E33-8F8B-857D1A32CDC3}" -prefix "Standard" `
    -wordsPerField 100 -itemCount 100 -indexName "sitecore_master_index"

# See the response
$response.messages
$response.success

# Invoke-FillDB only creating items
$response = .\Invoke-FillDB.ps1 "http://siteocre.testsite" "sitecore\username" "password" -itemCount 100 -clearcache

# See the response
$response.messages
$response.success