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Object EVAR Commands
SQL/MX Connectivity Service Administrative Command Reference—526350-005
6-11
INFO EVAR
INFO EVAR
This command displays the named EVAR from the DS definition specified.
Command syntax is:
obj-name
[[[[\system-name.][$service-name | *].]ds-name.]evar-name | *]
system-name
is the name of the current system of up to 16 CPUs with the same Expand
address and where the target MXCS process is running. system-name and
service-name identify one service instance.
service-name
is the name of the MXCS association server that handles or processes the
command or the asterisk (*) wild card.
ds-name
is the name of the DS owning the EVAR and cannot be the asterisk (*) wild
card.
evar-name
Is the name of the EVAR to be displayed. It can be the asterisk (*) wild card. If
the EVAR name is an asterisk (*) and the type is all, the EVARs for this DS
are displayed. If the EVAR name is an asterisk (*) and a type other than all is
specified, the EVARs of that type for this DS are displayed. If the EVAR name
is specified and a type other than all is specified, that EVAR for that DS is
displayed. The EVAR name is an SQL identifier and requires double quotes in
some cases. When the type is a define, the name can optionally contain a
leading equal sign, with or without quotes. The name is always set to
uppercase, even when enclosed in quotes.
TYPE type-name
is one of the valid types from the table in EVAR Types on page 6-1. The default
type is control.
INFO EVAR [obj-name][, TYPE type-name];
Note. ds-name is an SQL identifier and is therefore case-sensitive. When using lowercase
characters, enclose ds-name in quotes to preserve the lowercase characters. Failure to do so
causes ds-name to be automatically uppercased during command execution, which can cause
errors. Enter the default ds-name as
"TMD_Default_DataSource".
- SQL/MX Connectivity 1
- Service Administrative 1
- Command Reference 1
- Document History 2
- Legal Notices 3
- SQL/MX Connectivity Service 5
- Administrative Command 5
- Reference 5
- 3. Object Service Commands 6
- 4. Object Server Commands 6
- 5. Object DS Commands 6
- 6. Object EVAR Commands 7
- 7. Object User Commands 7
- Example Commands and Objects 8
- What’s New in This Manual 10
- New and Changed Information 10
- About This Manual 11
- Related Documentation 12
- Notation Conventions 14
- General Syntax Notation 15
- Notation for Messages 16
- Change Bar Notation 18
- 1 MXCS Architecture Overview 19
- Architecture Overview 20
- MXCS Architecture Overview 21
- User Interface With MXCI 22
- General Features 22
- Software Installation 23
- Complex System Configuration 23
- Error Message Overview 25
- 2 MXCS Commands and Objects 29
- MXCS Object Types 30
- Command Termination 31
- Fields or Tokens in Commands 32
- Command Syntax Case 33
- Object Name Components 33
- MXCS Commands and Objects 34
- DS Name and EVAR Name 35
- Default Object Name 35
- Command Size Limit 36
- Empty Quoted Strings 36
- Command Caveats 37
- Security 38
- Example MXCS Configuration 38
- Related Commands 39
- MXCI Mode Command 40
- Session Variables 40
- MXCI Comment 40
- 3 Object Service Commands 41
- INFO SERVICE 42
- Examples—INFO SERVICE 43
- START SERVICE 44
- STOP SERVICE 45
- Considerations—STOP SERVICE 46
- Example—STOP SERVICE 46
- VERSION SERVICE 47
- Object Service Commands 48
- Example—VERSION SERVICE 48
- 4 Object Server Commands 49
- INFO SERVER 50
- Considerations—INFO SERVER 51
- Output Report—INFO SERVER 51
- Example—INFO SERVER 51
- Object Server Commands 52
- STOP SERVER 53
- Example—STOP SERVER 54
- 5 Object DS Commands 55
- TMD_Default_DataSource" 56
- Object DS Commands 57
- Considerations—ADD DS 60
- Examples—ADD DS 61
- ALTER DS 62
- Considerations—ALTER DS 66
- Examples—ALTER DS 66
- DELETE DS 68
- Example—DELETE DS 69
- Considerations—INFO DS 71
- Examples—INFO DS 71
- START DS 74
- Considerations—STOP DS 76
- Examples—STOP DS 76
- 6 Object EVAR Commands 77
- EVAR Order 78
- ADD EVAR 79
- Considerations—ADD EVAR 80
- Example—ADD EVAR 80
- ALTER EVAR 82
- Considerations—ALTER EVAR 83
- Example—ALTER EVAR 84
- DELETE EVAR 85
- Considerations—DELETE EVAR 86
- Example—DELETE EVAR 86
- INFO EVAR 87
- Considerations—INFO EVAR 88
- Example—INFO EVAR 88
- Object EVAR Commands 90
- 7 Object User Commands 91
- ADD USER 92
- ALTER USER 93
- DELETE USER 94
- INFO USER 95
- Object User Commands 96
- Considerations—INFO USER 96
- This example stops the DS: 100
- TACL prompt by entering: 100
- Special Characters 103
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