• NAME
• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• COMMON OPTIONS
• EXAMPLES
• EXIT STATUS
• SEE ALSO

NAME

 hadbm help - displays a list of all the subcommands to administer HADB

SYNOPSIS

 hadbm help or hadbm command_name help

DESCRIPTION

The following is a list of all the hadbm subcommands:

addnodes

adds nodes to the named database

clear

reinitializes all the data space on all nodes and starts the database

clearhistory

clears the history files on the database

create

creates a database instance

createdomain

creates a management domain of the listed HADB hosts

delete

removes the database

deletedomain

deletes the HADB management domain

deviceinfo

displays information about disk storage devices on each active data node

disablehost

selectively disables a host in the management domain

extenddomain

extends the current HADB management domain

get

gets the value of the specified configuration parameter

help

displays all the subcommands for the hadbm utility

list

lists all the existing databases

listdomain

lists all hosts defined in the management domain

listpackages

lists the packages registered in the management domain

reducedomain

removes hosts from the HADB management domain

refragment

refragments the schema

registerpackage

registers the HADB packages in the management domain

resourceinfo

displays database resource information

restart

restarts the database

restartnode

restarts the specified node

set

sets the value of the specified configuration attributes to the identified values

start

starts the database

startnode

starts the specified node

status

shows the state of the database

stop

gracefully stops the database

stopnode

gracefully stops the specified node

unregisterpackage

removes registered HADB packages from the management domain

version

displays the hadbm version information

COMMON OPTIONS

-q quiet

Performs the operation silently without any descriptive messages.

-? help

Displays a brief description of the hadbm utility and all the supported commands.

-v version

Displays the version details of the hadbm utility.

y yes

Launches the command in non-interactive mode.

-f force

Launches the command in non-interactive mode, and does not return an error if the post condition is already achieved.

-e echo

Displays the commands with all the options and their user-defined values or the default values; then launches the command.

EXAMPLES

Example 1. Executing an hadbm command

hadbm clear
This command will clear the database
Type "yes" or "y" to confirm this operation, anything else to cancel: y
Database successfully cleared

EXIT STATUS

0

command executed successfully

1

error in executing the command

SEE ALSO

hadbm(1m)