Use
DBM commands are commands in the Database Manager CLI for managing database instances.
All DBM commands executed during a Database Manager session refer to the database instance whose name was specified with the option -d when logging on to the Database Manager CLI.
See also:
Calling the Database Manager CLI
Prerequisites
The right to execute a DBM command can be subject to three prerequisites:
● Logging on to the Database Manager (see user_logon)
● Logging on to the operating system (see user_system)
You can find out which of these prerequisites must be fulfilled to execute a specific DBM command by looking at its description.
Syntax
<dbm_command> [<dbm_option_list>]
<dbm_command> :: = <command_name> [<cmd_option_list>]
<cmd_option_list> :: = <command_option> | <command_option> <command_option> ...
<dbm_option_list> :: = <dbm_option> | <dbm_option> <dbm_option> ...
Option |
Description |
<command_name> |
DBM command name |
<command_option> |
Command option (see description of the respective DBM command) |
<dbm_option> |