Database Manager CLI
How Database Manager CLI Works
Calling Database Manager CLI
DBM Options
-c: Indicating as DBM Command
-d: Name of the Database
-e: Activating Encryption
-i | -ic | -is | -ics: Name of the Input Script
-n: Name of the Database Computer
-o: Name of the Output File
-R: Installation Directory of the Database Software
-s: Displaying Client Information
-t: Name of the Log File
-uSQL: Opening an SQL Session
-uSRV: Opening a Service Session
-uUTL: Opening a Utility Session
-ud: Deleting XUSER Entries
-uk: User Key
-us: Creating or Changing XUSER Entries
-ux: Logging on to the XUSER Program
-ul: Displaying XUSER Data
DBM Commands
Operating Modes in Database Manager CLI
Input Help
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Local System Call: !
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Command Reference for Working with Database Manager CLI
Database Manager Help
Other Commands for Database Manager Help
Software Installation
Other Commands for Software Installation
Creating and Deleting Databases
Other Commands for Creating and Deleting Databases
Configuring Databases
Other Commands for Configuring Databases
Commands for Changing Database Parameters
Controlling Databases
Other Commands for Controlling Databases
Backing Up and Restoring Databases
Other Commands for Backup Templates
Other Commands for Backups
Other Commands for Information on Backups
Other Commands for Restoring
Managing Database Manager Operators
Other Commands for Managing Database Manager Operators
Analyzing Databases
Commands for the Database Trace Function
Commands for Accessing Database Files
Commands for Using Database Analyzer
Accessing Databases Using SQL
Other Commands for Accessing a Database Using SQL
Optimizing the SQL Access to a Database
Using Events of the Database
Other Commands for Using Events of the Database
Using the Scheduler
Other Commands for Using the Scheduler
Managing Hot Standby Systems
Commands for Managing Hot Standby Systems
Managing the Database Manager Tool
Other Commands for Managing the Database Manager Tool
Overview of All DBM Commands
apropos
archive_stage
archive_stage_repeat
auto_dbanalyzer
auto_extend
auto_load_systab
auto_recreate_bad_index
auto_update_statistics
autolog_cancel
autolog_off
autolog_on
autolog_show
autorecover
backup_cancel
backup_cancel_req
backup_ext_ids_forget
backup_ext_ids_get
backup_ext_ids_getfromtool
backup_ext_ids_list
backup_ext_ids_listnext
backup_history_append
backup_history_close
backup_history_date
backup_history_list
backup_history_listnext
backup_history_open
backup_ignore
backup_ignore_req
backup_replace
backup_replace_req
backup_reply_available
backup_reply_receive
backup_req
backup_start
backup_state
bye | exit | quit | release
db_activate
db_activate RECOVER
db_activate_req
db_addvolume
db_admin
db_clear
db_connect
db_cons
db_create
db_datasource_add
db_datasource_alter
db_datasource_drop
db_datasource_list
db_deletevolume
db_drop
db_enum
db_execute
db_executenice
db_fetch
db_fetchnice
db_migratecatalog
db_offline
db_online
db_reg
db_reinstall
db_release
db_restart
db_restartinfo
db_speed
db_standby
db_state
db_stop
db_unreg
dban_delete
dban_start
dban_state
dban_stop
dbm_configget
dbm_configset
dbm_execute_serverprocess
dbm_getpath
dbm_getpid
dbm_listmemoryerror
dbm_next
dbm_shm_info
dbm_shm_reset
dbm_shm_unlock
dbm_stop
dbm_trace
dbm_version
dbmevtdisp_internal_add
dbmevtdisp_internal_communication
dbmevtdisp_internal_delete
diag_histlist
diag_pack
event_available
event_delete
event_dispatcher
event_list
event_list_categories
event_receive
event_release
event_set
event_wait
exec_lcinit
exec_nipingsrv
exec_sdbinfo
explain
file_backup
file_getfirst
file_getlist
file_getnext
file_operation
file_restore
get_default
help
hss_addstandby
hss_copyfile
hss_enable
hss_execute
hss_getnodes
hss_removestandby
info
info_next
inst_enum
inst_info
inst_reg
inst_unreg
load_lcapps
load_r3tab
load_systab
load_tutorial
medium_date
medium_delete
medium_delete_nodistribute
medium_get
medium_getall
medium_label
medium_labeloffline
medium_migrate
medium_put
medium_put_nodistribute
package_info
param_abortsession
param_addvolume
param_checkall
param_commitsession
param_copy
param_delvolume
param_directdel
param_directget
param_directgetall
param_directgetallnext
param_directput
param_extget
param_extgetall
param_extgetallnext
param_getdefault
param_getexplain
param_getfull
param_gethelp
param_gethistory
param_gethistorynext
param_getproperties
param_gettype
param_getvalue
param_getvolsall
param_getvolume
param_init
param_put
param_restore
param_rmfile
param_startsession
param_versions
recover_cancel
recover_cancel_req
recover_check
recover_check_req
recover_config
recover_ignore
recover_ignore_req
recover_replace
recover_replace_req
recover_req
recover_start
recover_state
recover_state_check
recover_volume
scheduler_activate_job
scheduler_create_job
scheduler_deactivate_job
scheduler_delete_job
scheduler_list_jobs
scheduler_start
scheduler_state
scheduler_stop
service_connect
service_register
service_release
service_unregister
show
show_list
show_next
sql_connect
sql_execute
sql_executenice
sql_fetch
sql_fetchnice
sql_info
sql_recreateindex
sql_release
sql_updatestat
sql_updatestat_per_systemtable
trace_clear
trace_flush
trace_off
trace_on
trace_prot
trace_protopt
trace_show
user_create
AccessSQL: Accessing an SQL Session
AccessUtility: Accessing a Utility Session
Backup: Carrying Out Backups
DBFileRead: Accessing the Database Files
DBInfoRead: Displaying Status Information
DBStart: Starting the Database
DBStop: Stopping the Database
EvtDispMgm: Managing the Event Dispatcher
ExecLoad: Running the Loader Program
InstallMgm: Managing the Installations
LoadSysTab: Loading the System Tables
ParamCheckWrite: Accessing the Database Parameters
ParamFull: Accessing the Database Parameters
ParamRead: Accessing the Database Parameters
Recovery: Restoring Backups
SchedulerMgm: Managing the Scheduler
Scheduling: Scheduling DBM Commands
SharedMemoryAdmin: Managing the Shared Memory
SystemCmd: Executing Operating System Commands
UserMgm: Managing Database Manager Operators
user_delete
user_get
user_getall
user_getrights
user_logon
user_name_get
user_put
user_rename
user_sap
user_sysdba
user_system