DBPOOL 
This section describes the commands of the JDBC Connector Service. They are added to the shell environment by executing ADD DBPOOL on the command line.
CLOSE_CONN
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Syntax |
CLOSE_CONN <dataSourceName><connectionID> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of the DataSource used to obtain the connection |
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<connectionID> |
The identifier of the connection you want to close. You can get the connection ID using the LIST_CONN command. |
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Description |
Closes a particular connection specified by the DataSource that provided it and its ID. |
DB_INIT
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Syntax |
DB_INIT <fileName> |
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Arguments |
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<fileName> |
The path to the XML file that describes properties for database initialization. The format of this file is defined in db_init.dtd. |
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Description |
Initializes a database with the SQL statements in the XML file using the DataSource that is associated to these statements |
DEFINE_JDBC_DRIVER
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Syntax |
DEFINE_JDBC_DRIVER <driverName> |
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Arguments |
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<driverName> |
The name of the library that contains the classes of the driver |
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Description |
Registers a JDBC driver that has been deployed on the server as a library without using JDBC Connector Service |
DEPLOY_ALIASES
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Syntax |
DEPLOY_ALIASES <fileName> |
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Arguments |
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<fileName> |
The path to the XML file that contains the definitions of the aliases for a relevant DataSource. The format of this XML file is defined in data-source-aliases.dtd |
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Description |
Defines aliases for a previously deployed DataSource |
DEPLOY_JDBC_DRIVER
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Syntax |
DEPLOY_JDBC_DRIVER <driverName> <fileNames> |
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Arguments |
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<driverName> |
An arbitrary name of the driver that you deploy |
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<fileNames> |
The names of one or more archive files that contain the classes of the driver, and the paths to them. If you specify more than one archive file, separate the paths to the files with a semicolon. |
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Description |
Registers a JDBC driver by the specified name and the archive file of the driver |
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Example |
DEPLOY_JDBC_DRIVER mySAPDriver C:\sapdbc.jar |
DESTROY_CONN
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Syntax |
DESTROY_CONN <dataSourceName><connectionID> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of the DataSource used to obtain the connection |
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<connectionID> |
The identifier of the connection you want to destroy. You can get the connection ID using the LIST_CONN command. |
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Description |
Destroys a connection specified by the DataSource that created it and its ID. |
EXECUTE_INIT_STATEMENTS
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Syntax |
EXECUTE_INIT_STATEMENTS <dataSourceName> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of the DataSource object used to execute the SQL statements |
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Description |
Executes the SQL statements associated to the specified DataSource in order to initialize a database |
GET_DRIVERS
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Syntax |
GET_DRIVERS |
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Description |
Returns a list of all deployed and defined JDBC drivers on J2EE Engine |
GET_DS
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Syntax |
GET_DS |
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Description |
Returns a list of the DataSource objects associated to the applications currently running on J2EE Engine |
GET_DS_PROPS
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Syntax |
GET_DS_PROPS <DataSource_name> |
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Arguments |
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<DataSource_name> |
The name of the DataSource whose properties you want to view |
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Description |
Provides a list of the properties and their values for the specified DataSource |
GET_FREE_CONN
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Syntax |
GET_FREE_CONN <dataSourceName> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of the DataSource for which the command retrieves free connections |
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Description |
Returns the number of free physical connections created using the specified DataSource |
GET_INIT_STATEMENTS
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Syntax |
GET_INIT_STATEMENTS <parameters> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of a particular DataSource; the command lists only the SQL statements associated to this DataSource. |
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-all |
The command lists the SQL statements associated to each DataSource object. |
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Description |
Lists the SQL statements for database initialization either for a particular DataSource or for all existing DataSource objects |
GET_USED_CONN
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Syntax |
GET_USED_CONN <dataSourceName> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of the DataSource for which the command retrieves the number of used connections |
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Description |
Returns the number of used physical connections created using the specified DataSource |
LIST_CONN
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Syntax |
LIST_CONN <dataSourceName> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of the DataSource for which the command retrieves all connections |
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Description |
Returns a list of the IDs of both free and used physical connections created using the specified DataSource, and the IDs of the corresponding ConnectionHandle objects |
MAKE_DATA_SOURCE
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Syntax |
MAKE_DATA_SOURCE <fileName> |
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Arguments |
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<fileName> |
The path to the XML file that describes the properties of the DataSource you want to create. The format of this file is defined in data-sources.dtd. |
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Description |
Creates a DataSource with the properties from the specified XML file |
REMOVE_DATA_SOURCE
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Syntax |
REMOVE_DATA_SOURCE <dataSourceName> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of a DataSource to be removed |
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Description |
Destroys a DataSource unless it is the only one associated to the relevant application |
REMOVE_INIT_STATEMENTS
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Syntax |
REMOVE_INIT_STATEMENTS <dataSourceName> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of a DataSource whose associated initialization statements are removed |
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Description |
Disassociates and removes the database initialization statements for the specified DataSource |
TEST_DS
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Syntax |
TEST_DS <dataSourceName> <sqlStatement> |
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Arguments |
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<dataSourceName> |
The name of the DataSource that you want to test |
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<sqlStatement> |
A string representing an SQL statement, which is used to test if the DataSource actually provides a connection to the database |
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Description |
Tests whether the specified DataSource functions properly provide connection to the database you are using |
UNDEFINE_JDBC_DRIVER
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Syntax |
UNDEFINE_JDBC_DRIVER <driverName> |
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Arguments |
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<driverName> |
The name of the library that contains the driver |
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Description |
Removes a library that was defined as a JDBC driver from the list of registered drivers |
UNDEPLOY_JDBC_DRIVER
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Syntax |
UNDEPLOY_JDBC_DRIVER <driverName> |
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Arguments |
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<driverName> |
The name of the JDBC driver that you want to remove |
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Description |
Completely removes a JDBC driver from J2EE Engine |