Chapter 4 Database Administration Utilities
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Delete or overwrite data source without confirmation (–y) Choosing
this option automatically deletes or overwrites each data source without
prompting you for confirmation.
Connection parameters (–c) Specify connection parameters as a
connection string.
$ For more information, see "Connection parameters" on page 64 of the
book ASA User’s Guide.
The remainder of the details switches are supplied for users familiar with the
dbcli6.exe
utility shipped with Adaptive Server Anywhere version 6.
Encrypt network packets (–ec) Encrypt packets sent between the client
application and the server.
$ For more information, see "Encryption connection parameter" on
page 58.
Log output messages to file (–o) Write output messages to the named
file. By default, messages are written to the console.
$ For more information, see "Logfile connection parameter" on page 60.
Operate quietly (–q) Do not display output messages. This option is
available only from the command-line utility.
Set maximum network packet size (–p) The maximum packet size for
network communications, in bytes. The value must be greater than 300, and
less than 16000. The default setting is 1492.
$ For more information, see "CommBufferSize connection parameter" on
page 51.
Disable multiple-record fetching (–r) By default, when the database
server gets a simple fetch request, the application asks for extra rows. You
can disable this behavior using this switch.
$ For more information, see "DisableMultiRowFetch connection
parameter" on page 57.
Set client liveness timeout (–tl) Terminates connections when they are
no longer intact. The value is in seconds.
The default is server setting, which in turn has a default of 120 seconds.
$ For more information, see "LivenessTimeout connection parameter" on
page 60.
Set communications links (–x) A comma separated list of network
drivers to run.
Details switches
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