Difference between revisions of "Template:SQWareProduction sqwsyb DumpDatabase.ksh help"
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− | Sourcing sqwsyb_Global.lib | + | Sourcing sqwsyb_Global.lib v3.1.b1 SQWareProduction for Sybase (dbSQWare GPL v3) ... |
Usage: sqwsyb_DumpDatabase.ksh [-h] -S <dataserver> [+ options] | Usage: sqwsyb_DumpDatabase.ksh [-h] -S <dataserver> [+ options] | ||
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-SMS Size : Size max of a strip in Mo (by default 4096). | -SMS Size : Size max of a strip in Mo (by default 4096). | ||
-FRT return_code : Force return code value on error. | -FRT return_code : Force return code value on error. | ||
− | -NoMail : Desactivate sendmail on error | + | -NoMail : Desactivate sendmail on error default@dbsqware.com (by default, send on error). |
-Type type : Type of dump full,inc,stb,fstb (default full). | -Type type : Type of dump full,inc,stb,fstb (default full). | ||
-Exec : Run dump $DumpType (default, display generated commands). | -Exec : Run dump $DumpType (default, display generated commands). | ||
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Revision as of 21:37, 24 May 2011
Sourcing sqwsyb_Global.lib v3.1.b1 SQWareProduction for Sybase (dbSQWare GPL v3) ... Usage: sqwsyb_DumpDatabase.ksh [-h] -S <dataserver> [+ options] DESCRIPTION sqwsyb_DumpDatabase.ksh dump $DumpType SUPPORT Sybase supported versions: 12.5 <= v <= 15.5 PARAMETERS -S dataserver : Target dataserver. -D database : Database name. OPTIONS -h help : Display the full usage. -s : Display samples of usage. -NS Nb stripe : Force number of stripe. -HI Nb : Nb of generations to keep (by default 2). -CL Level : Compression level (by default 1). -CR Rate : Estimated rate of compression (by default 22). -SMS Size : Size max of a strip in Mo (by default 4096). -FRT return_code : Force return code value on error. -NoMail : Desactivate sendmail on error default@dbsqware.com (by default, send on error). -Type type : Type of dump full,inc,stb,fstb (default full). -Exec : Run dump $DumpType (default, display generated commands).