ODABA Server Commands
Server commands allow running maintenance utilities from a remote client. Following server commands may be called:
- DBBackup - create a database backup
- DBCheck - check database consistence
- DBRestore - restore database
- DBSysInfo - provide database system information
- KillAll - kill all active clients
- KillClient - kill special client
- SendMessage - send messages to one or more clients
- ShowClients - show active clients
- ShutDown - shut down the server
- StartPause - pausing write transactions
- StopPause - restart write transactions
Server commands may be called from a command line in MS CMD or UNIX shell. Server commands act as clients and can be started from any computer in the network that has installed server commands or on the server itself.
In order to access databases or files in a flexible manner, file/database references may be provided via symbolic names (sym_name).
Related topics
- ResolveSymName - Symbolic name (sym_name)
Subtopics
- DBBackup - Create database backup
- DBCheck - Check for (and repair) database errors
- DBConnect - Connect to database
- DBRestore - Restore database backup
- DBSysInfo - Provide system information
- DBDictInfo - Provide database statistics
- DBStatInfo - Provide database statistics
- KillAll - Kill all server clients
- KillClient - Kill client
- SendMessage - Send message to cient(s)
- ShowClients - Show clients active on server
- ShutDown - Start server shut down
- StartPause - Start Pause
- StopPause - Stop pausing the server