DBM Command |
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Searching for a DBM command |
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Creating a single archive of backup files (only for log backups) |
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Creating multiple archives of backup files (only for log backups) |
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Automatically starting and stopping Database Analyzer |
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Extending the data area automatically |
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Updating the system tables automatically |
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Updating the optimizer statistics automatically |
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Exiting an automatic log backup which has been interrupted |
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Deactivating the automatic log backup function |
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Activating automatic log backup function |
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Displaying the automatic log backup function |
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Restoring the database automatically |
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Canceling an interrupted backup |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Releasing the memory occupied by external backup IDs |
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Retrieving external backup IDs |
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Retrieving backup information stored in the backup tool |
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Displaying the external backup IDs |
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Scrolling through the external backup IDs |
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Internal system command |
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Closing the backup history |
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Changing the date of the backup history |
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Displaying the backup history |
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Scrolling through the backup history |
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Retrieving the backup history |
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Continuing the backup without the data carrier last reported as full |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Specifying the succeeding data carrier for a backup action |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Backing up the database |
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Displaying the current backup status |
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Exiting Database Manager CLI |
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Initializing a database |
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Restoring and initializing a database |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Adding volumes |
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Transferring the database to the ADMIN operating status |
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Deleting the runtime information after a database error |
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Opening a database session |
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Using the XCONS tool (database console) |
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Creating a database |
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Deleting a data volume |
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Deleting the current database |
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Displaying a list of all registered databases |
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Executing an administration command or an SQL statement (displaying the complete result list) |
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Executing an administration command or an SQL statement (displaying the result record-by-record) |
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Scrolling through the results of an administration command or an SQL statement (displaying the complete result list) |
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Scrolling through the results of an administration command or an SQL statement (displaying the result record-by-record) |
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DBM command used only by SAP applications |
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Transferring the database to the OFFLINE operational state |
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Transferring the database to the ONLINE operational state |
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Updating the registration of a database |
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Resetting the database |
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Ending a database session |
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Restarting the database |
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Displaying the restart information after importing a backup |
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Displaying the database kernel variant |
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Transferring the database to the STANDBY operational state |
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Displaying the operational state of the database |
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Ending a database process |
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De-registering a database |
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Deleting the Database Analyzer log files |
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Calling Database Analyzer |
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Displaying the Database Analyzer function |
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Exiting Database Analyzer |
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Displaying a configuration parameter of Database Manager |
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Changing a configuration parameter of Database Manager |
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Internal system command |
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Displaying the version-independent directories |
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Internal system command |
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Internal system command |
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Internal system command |
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Displaying information about the shared memory |
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Resetting the shared memory |
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Unlocking the shared memory |
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Ending the DBM server process |
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Starting and stopping the DBM server trace function |
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Displaying the software version |
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Internal system command |
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Internal system command |
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Internal system command |
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Displaying the diagnosis history |
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Packing the database files |
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Displaying whether any events were triggered |
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Deactivating an event |
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Managing the event dispatcher function |
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Displaying a list of active events |
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Displaying event categories and their properties |
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Displaying a triggered event |
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Ending an event session |
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Defining and activating an event |
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Waiting for an event |
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Executing the liveCache initialization script |
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DBM command used only by SAP applications |
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DBM command used only by SAP applications |
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Exiting Database Manager CLI |
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Displaying the help text for a DBM command |
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Backing up a database file |
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Opening a database file |
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Displaying a list of database files |
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Scrolling through a database file |
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Editing the log files of a database |
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Restoring a database file |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Displaying a list of DBM commands |
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Defining a standby database |
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Copying database files within a cluster |
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Defining a database as the master database |
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Executing DBM commands in a standby database |
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Displaying hot standby parameters |
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Deleting a standby database |
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Displaying the status information of the database |
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Scrolling through the status information of the database |
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Displaying a list of all registered versions of the database software |
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DBM command used only by SAP applications |
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Registering a version of the database software |
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Deleting registration of a database software version |
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Loading the application libraries |
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Loading SAP-specific tables |
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Updating the system tables |
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Loading the SQL tutorial files |
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Displaying the change date of the template definition file |
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Deleting a backup template |
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Internal system command with hot standby configurations |
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Displaying the data of the backup template |
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Displaying a list of all defined backup templates |
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Displaying the backup information in the ONLINE or ADMIN operational state |
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Displaying backup information in the OFFLINE operational state |
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Adopting an existing template definition |
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Defining or changing the properties of a backup template |
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Internal system command with hot standby configurations |
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DBM command used only by SAP applications |
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Ending a parameter session |
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Changing volume parameters |
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Checking all database parameters |
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Confirming changes to the database parameter file |
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Copying a database parameter file |
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Deleting volume parameters |
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Deleting a database parameter |
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Displaying the value of a parameter in the database parameter file |
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Displaying the value of all parameters in the database parameter file |
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Scrolling through the parameter values in the database parameter file |
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Changing a value directly in the database parameter file |
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Displaying the individual data of a database parameter |
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Displaying the data of all database parameters |
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Scrolling through all database parameter data |
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Displaying the system default (default value) |
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Displaying the stored explanatory text |
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Displaying all the data of a database parameter |
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Displaying the stored help text |
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Opening the database parameter history |
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Scrolling through the database parameter history |
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Displaying all the properties of a database parameter |
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Displaying the data type of a database parameter |
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Displaying the current value of a database parameter |
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Displaying the data of all volume parameters |
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Displaying the data of an individual volume |
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Initializing the database parameters for a new database |
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Changing the values of database parameters |
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Resetting the parameter file to a previous version |
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Deleting the database parameter file |
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Opening a parameter session |
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Displaying a list of parameter files |
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Exiting Database Manager CLI |
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Canceling an interrupted restore or a backup check |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Checking a backup |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Restoring the parameter file from a data backup |
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Continuing a parallel restore or a backup check |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Specifying the succeeding data carrier for a restore operation or a backup check |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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DBM command used only by DBM client programs |
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Restoring the database |
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Displaying the current status of a restore action |
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Displaying the current status of a backup check |
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Restoring a damaged volume |
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Exiting Database Manager CLI |
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Activating a scheduler job |
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Creating a scheduler job |
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Deactivating a scheduler job |
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Deleting a scheduler job |
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Displaying a list of all scheduler jobs |
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Starting the scheduler |
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Displaying the function of the scheduler |
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Stopping the scheduler |
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Opening a Sservice Session |
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Closing a service session |
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Displaying information about the database |
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Displaying the keywords for information about the database |
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Scrolling through information about the database |
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Opening an SQL Session |
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Executing an SQL statement (displaying the complete result list) |
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Executing an SQL statement (displaying the result record-by-record) |
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Scrolling through the results of an SQL statement (displaying the complete result list) |
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Scrolling through the results of an SQL statement (displaying the result record-by-record) |
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Displaying the structure of a result set |
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Restoring a damaged index |
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Ending an SQL session |
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Updating the optimizer statistics |
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Updating the optimizer statistics as per system table SYSUPDSTATWANTED |
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Deleting the contents of the database trace |
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Creating the binary file of the database trace |
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Deactivating the database trace |
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Activating the database trace |
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Creating the text version of the database trace |
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Displaying the command options for creating the text version of the database trace |
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Displaying the logged activities of the database trace |
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Creating Database Manager operators |
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Deleting Database Manager operators |
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Displaying the DBM operator properties |
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Displaying a list of Database Manager operators |
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Displaying the server permissions |
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Logging on to Database Manager |
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Displaying your current logon name in Database Manager |
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Changing the DBM operator properties |
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Changing the name of a DBM operator |
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Storing special users |
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Transferring the data of the database system administrator to Database Manager |
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Logging on to the operating system |