dbm_execute_serverprocess
Use
This DBM command is an internal system command.
It is not documented at present.
- Tools
- Database Manager GUI
- Calling the Database Manager GUI
- Screen Areas of the Database Manager GUI
- Creating a Database Instance
- Initializing an Existing Database Instance
- Database Instance Management
- Managing the List of Database Instances
- Connection to the DBM Server
- Starting (Restarting) the Database Instance
- Stopping the Database Instance (Shutdown)
- Monitoring the Operational State
- Closing a Database Session Manually
- Creating, Displaying and Deleting Volumes
- Changing Volume Properties
- Displaying and Changing Database Parameters
- Changing Database Parameters for Volumes
- Switching on/off Automatic Extension of the Data Area
- Changing Log Settings
- Setting Up a Master Instance (Hot Standby)
- Adding a Standby Instance (Hot Standby)
- Activating, Deactivating, or Deleting Indexes
- Creating, Displaying, Changing and Deleting Mapchar Sets
- Updating the Statistics Information
- Loading Demo Data
- Deleting a Database Instance
- Managing the Database System Administrator
- Managing Database Manager Operators
- Managing Database Users
- Backup
- Restoring
- Recovery Wizard
- Restoring the Last Backup in the Backup History
- Restoring a Backup from the Backup History
- Restoring Without a Backup History
- Continuing an Interrupted Restore
- Restoring with Automatic Tape Loaders
- Restoring with Backup Tools from Other Providers
- Restoring After Initializing a Database Instance
- Restoring the Indexes after a Database Restore
- Restoring a Mirrored Log Volume
- Freezing the Data Area (Snapshots)
- Displaying Information
- Options for Diagnosing Problems
- Updating the Database Software
- Using the SQL Studio
- Using the Database Manager CLI
- Database Manager CLI
- How the Database Manager CLI Works
- Calling the Database Manager CLI
- DBM Options
- -c: Indicate as DBM Command
- -d: Name of the Database Instance
- -e: Activating Encryption
- -i | -ic | is | ics: Name of the Input Script
- -n: Name of the Database Computer
- -o: Name of the Output File
- -R: Installation Directory of the Database Software:
- -t: Name of the Log File
- -uSQL: Opening an SQL Session
- -uSRV: Opening a Service Session
- -uUTL: Opening a Utility Session
- -du: Deleting XUSER Entries
- -uk: User Key
- -us: Creating or Changing XUSER Entries
- -ux: Logging On to the XUSER Program
- -ul: Displaying XUSER Data
- DBM Commands
- Operating Modes in the Database Manager
- Input Help
- DBM Options
- Reply Format
- Calling the Database Manager CLI
- Command Reference for Working with the Database Manager CLI
- Database Manager Help
- Software Installation
- Creating and Deleting Database Instances
- Configuring Database Instances
- Controlling Database Instances
- Backing Up and Restoring Database Instances
- Managing Database Manager Operators
- Analyzing the Database Instance
- Accessing the Database Instance using SQL
- Optimizing SQL Access to the Database Instance
- Using Database Events
- Using the Scheduler
- Managing Hot Standby Systems
- Database Manager Settings
- Overview of All DBM Commands
- apropos
- archive_stage
- archive_stage_repeat
- auto_extend
- auto_update_statistics
- autolog_cancel
- autolog_off
- autolog_on
- autolog_show
- autorecover
- backup_cancel
- backup_cancel_req
- backup_ext_ids_forget
- backup_ext_ids_get
- backup_ext_ids_getfromtool
- backup_ext_ids_list
- backup_ext_ids_listnext
- backup_history_append
- backup_history_close
- backup_history_date
- backup_history_list
- backup_history_listnext
- backup_history_open
- backup_ignore
- backup_ignore_req
- backup_replace
- backup_replace_req
- backup_reply_available
- backup_reply_receive
- backup_req
- backup_start
- backup_state
- bye | exit | quit | release
- db_activate
- db_activate RECOVER
- db_activate_req
- db_addvolume
- db_admin
- db_clear
- db_connect
- db_cons
- db_create
- db_deletevolume
- db_drop
- db_enum
- db_execute
- db_executenice
- db_fetch
- db_fetchnice
- db_migratecatalog
- db_offline
- db_online
- db_reg
- db_reinstall
- db_release
- db_restart
- db_restartinfo
- db_speed
- db_standby
- db_state
- db_stop
- dban_delete
- dban_start
- dban_state
- dban_stop
- dbm_configget
- dbm_configset
- dbm_execute_serverprocess
- dbm_getpath
- dbm_getpid
- dbm_listmemoryerror
- dbm_next
- dbm_setpath
- dbm_shm_info
- dbm_shm_reset
- dbm_shm_unlock
- dbm_version
- dbmevtdisp_internal_add
- dbmevtdisp_internal_communication
- dbmevtdisp_internal_delete
- diag_histlist
- diag_pack
- event_available
- event_delete
- event_list
- event_list_categories
- event_receive
- event_release
- event_set
- event_wait
- exec_lcinit
- exec_nipingsrv
- exec_sdbinfo
- explain
- file_backup
- file_getfirst
- file_getlist
- file_getnext
- file_operation
- file_restore
- get_default
- help
- hss_addstandby
- hss_copyfile
- hss_enable
- hss_execute
- hss_getnodes
- hss_removestandby
- info
- info_next
- inst_enum
- inst_info
- inst_reg
- inst_unreg
- load_lcapps
- load_r3tab
- load_systab
- load_tutorial
- medium_date
- medium_delete
- medium_delete_nodistribute
- medium_get
- medium_getall
- medium_label
- medium_labeloffline
- medium_migrate
- medium_put
- medium_put_nodistribute
- package_info
- param_abortsession
- param_addvolume
- param_checkall
- param_commitsession
- param_copy
- param_delvolume
- param_directdel
- param_directget
- param_directgetall
- param_directgetallnext
- param_directput
- param_extget
- param_extgetall
- param_extgetallnext
- param_getdefault
- param_getexplain
- param_getfull
- param_gethelp
- param_gethistory
- param_gethistorynext
- param_getproperties
- param_gettype
- param_getvalue
- param_getvolsall
- param_getvolume
- param_init
- param_put
- param_restore
- param_rmfile
- param_startsession
- param_versions
- recover_cancel
- recover_cancel_req
- recover_check
- recover_check_req
- recover_config
- recover_ignore
- recover_ignore_req
- recover_replace
- recover_replace_req
- recover_req
- recover_start
- recover_state
- recover_state_check
- recover_volume
- scheduler_activate_job
- scheduler_create_job
- scheduler_deactivate_job
- scheduler_delete_job
- scheduler_list_jobs
- scheduler_start
- scheduler_state
- scheduler_stop
- service_connect
- service_release
- show
- show_list
- show_next
- sql_connect
- sql_execute
- sql_executenice
- sql_fetch
- sql_fetchnice
- sql_info
- sql_recreateindex
- sql_release
- sql_updatestat
- sql_updatestat_per_systemtable
- trace_clear
- trace_flush
- trace_off
- trace_on
- trace_prot
- trace_protopt
- trace_show
- user_create
- user_delete
- user_get
- user_getall
- user_getrights
- user_logon
- user_put
- Server Authorizations
- Access SQL: Access to SQL Session
- AccessUtility: Access to Utility Session
- Backup: Performing Backups
- DBFile Read: Accessing Database Files (Reading Only)
- DBInfoRead: Displaying Status Information
- DB Start: Starting the Database Instance
- DBStop: Stopping the Database Instance
- ExecLoad: Executing the Loader program:
- InstallMgm: Installation Management
- LoadSysTab: Loading the System Tables
- ParamCheckWrite: Accessing Database Parameters (Checked Writing)
- PAccessing Database Parameters (Reading and Writing): ParamFull
- ParamRead: Accessing Database Parameters (Reading Only)
- Recovery: Restoring Backups
- SchedulerMgm: Managing the Scheduler
- Scheduling: Scheduling DBM Commands
- SharedMemoryAdmin: Managing the Shared Memory
- SystemCmd: Executing Operating System Commands
- UserMgm: Managing Database Manager Operators
- Server Authorizations
- user_rename
- user_sap
- user_sysdba
- user_system
- How the Database Manager CLI Works
- Database Analyzer
- Calling the Database Analyzer
- Configuration File
- Log Files
- Messages
- Avg user cmd exec time for task
- Avg user suspend time for task
- Avg User Wait Time For Task
- Catalog Cache Hitrate
- Collision Rate
- Data Cache Hit Rate
- Data volume filling level
- Deletes/Updates
- Free User Tasks
- Lock List Escalations
- Log Area Filling Level
- Log Queue Overflows
- Log write time
- Max Log Queue Filling
- Number of Cached History Pages
- Number of Physical Reads
- Number of physical writes
- Number of Physical Writes of Temporary Pages
- OMS Cache Hit Rate
- OMS Heap Collisions
- OMS Heap Utilization
- OMS History Cache Hit Rate
- OMS Terminates
- OMS version is old
- OMS Version is Unloaded
- Optimizer Strategies
- Out of Memory Exceptions
- Parse Activities
- Physical Reads for User Task
- Selects and Fetches
- Table scans
- User Task Blocked in State
- User Task Physical Writes
- Loader
- Calling the Loader
- Commands and SQL Statements
- Creating a Database Session: Commands
- Exporting: Commands
- Importing: Commands
- UPDATE COLUMNS Command
- Data
- Column Description
- Table Name
- Dates
- Time Specifications
- Time Stamp Specifications
- NULL Value Representation
- Transformation
- Exporting and Importing Using Backup Tools from Other Providers
- Importing and Exporting LONG Values
- Restarting
- Log Functions
- Syntax Rules: Arranged Alphabetically
- autocommit_command
- backup_tool_spec
- bool_spec
- catalog_data_instream_part_spec
- catalog_data_outstream_part_spec
- catalog_data_instream_table_spec
- catalog_data_outstream_table_spec
- catalog_instream_spec
- catalog_outstream_spec
- code_page_spec
- code_spec
- column_assignment
- column_dataformat_spec
- column_function
- column_id
- column_name
- column_spec
- compare_operator
- condition
- configuration_spec
- csv_format_spec
- data_instream_column_spec
- data_instream_columns_spec
- data_instream_part_spec
- data_instream_table_spec
- data_outstream_column_spec
- data_outstream_part_spec
- data_outstream_table_spec
- database_spec
- date_spec
- delimiter
- delimiter_spec
- duplicates_clause
- ebid_spec
- exclude_include
- export_column_spec
- export_columns_command
- export_command
- export_db_command
- export_lobcolumn_spec
- export_schema_command
- export_table_command
- export_user_command
- field_assignment
- field_format_spec
- field_function
- field_spec
- field_type
- fwv_format_spec
- if_condition
- import_column_spec
- import_columns_command
- import_command
- import_db_command
- import_lobcolumn_spec
- import_schema_command
- import_table_command
- import_user_command
- instream_columnformat_spec
- instream_csv_spec
- instream_ddl_spec
- instream_fwv_spec
- instream_lob_spec
- instream_pages_spec
- instream_records_spec
- instream_tableformat_spec
- int_spec
- isolation_level_spec
- lob_code_spec
- map_column_field
- map_field_column
- map_schema_spec
- mediumtype_spec
- noheader_spec
- null_assign
- null_condition
- null_spec
- number_spec
- numerical_functions
- order_clause
- outstream_columnformat_spec
- outstream_csv_spec
- outstream_ddl_spec
- outstream_fwv_spec
- outstream_lob_spec
- outstream_pages_spec
- outstream_records_spec
- outstream_tableformat_spec
- package_spec
- records_format_spec
- remark_command
- restart_spec
- restore_spec
- round_or_trunc_spec
- scale_spec
- schema_name
- schema_map_name
- schema_to_schema
- select_expression
- separator
- separator_spec
- sequence_number
- set_column_spec
- set_command
- simple_condition
- sql_mode
- sql_mode_command
- standard_code_spec
- standard_date_mask
- standard_time_mask
- standard_timestamp_mask
- start_spec
- table_dataformat_spec
- table_name
- time_spec
- timestamp_spec
- update_column_spec
- update_columns_command
- usage_spec
- use_database_command
- use_schema_command
- use_schema_map_command
- use_user_command
- user_spec
- Syntax Rules Arranged Semantically
- Terms: Overview
- Key Words: Overview
- SQL Studio (GUI)
- Starting SQL Studio
- Opening a Database Session
- SQL Studio Screen Areas
- User Settings
- Catalog Manager
- SQL Studio Objects
- Exporting a Database Object Definition
- Tables
- Indexes
- Number Sequences
- Users
- Database procedures
- Triggers
- SQL Dialog
- Form Dialog
- Visual Query Dialog
- Result Tables
- Status Window
- Ending the Database Session
- Web SQL Studio
- SQLCLI
- Synchronization Manager
- Technical System Landscape
- Data Model
- Configuration
- Starting the Synchronization Manager GUI
- Logging on to a Database Instance
- Starting and Stopping the Message Server
- Logging On To the Message Server
- Synchronization
- Utilities
- Database Manager GUI