--datadevices= number

-a 

Number of data devices on each node, between one and eight inclusive. Data devices are numbered starting at 0. 

1 

--devicepath= path

-d 

Path to the devices. There are four devices: 

• DataDevice

• NiLogDevice (node internal log device)

• RelalgDevice (relational algebra query device)

• NoManDevice (node manager device).

  This path must exist and be writable. To set this path differently for each node or each device, see Setting Heterogeneous Device Paths

Solaris and Linux: /var/opt/SUNWhadb

Windows: C:\Sun\AppServer\SUNWhadb\vers, where vers is the HADB version number.

Default is specified by ma.server.dbdevicepath in management agent configuration file. For more details, see Configuration File

--devicesize= size

-z 

Device size for each node. For more information, see Specifying Device Size.

Increase the device size as described in Adding Storage Space to Existing Nodes

1024MB 

Maximum size is lesser of maximum operating system file size or 256 GB. Minimum size is: 

(4 x LogbufferSize + 16MB) / n

Where n is the number of data devices given by the option --datadevices.

--historypath= path

-t 

Path to the history files. This path must already exist and be writable. 

For more information on history files, see Clearing and Archiving History Files

Default is specified by ma.server.dbhistorypath in management agent configuration file. For details, see Configuration File

Solaris and Linux:/var/opt/SUNWhadb

On Windows: REPLACEDIR (replaced by the actual URL at runtime.) 

--hosts= hostlist

-H 

Comma-separated list of host names or IP addresses (IPv4 only) for the nodes in the database. Use IP addresses to avoid dependence on DNS lookups. Host names must be absolute. You cannot use localhost or 127.0.0.1 as a host name.

See Specifying Hosts for more information.

None 

--package=name -k

Name of the HADB package (version). If the package is not found, a default package is registered. 

This option is deprecated. Use the hadbm registerpackage command to register a package in the domain. 

None 

--packagepath=path-L

Path to the HADB software package. Use only if the package is not registered in the domain. 

This option is deprecated. Use the hadbm registerpackage command to register a package in the domain. 

None 

--portbase= number

-b 

Port base number used for node 0. Successive nodes are automatically assigned port base numbers in steps of 20 from this number. Each node uses its port base number and the next five consecutively numbered ports. 

To run several databases on the same machine, have a plan for allocating port numbers explicitly. 

15200 

--spares= number

-s 

Number of spare nodes. This number must be even and must be less than the number of nodes specified in the --hosts option.

0 

--set=attr-val-list

-S 

Comma-separated list of database configuration attributes in name =value format. For explanations of database configuration attributes, see Clearing and Archiving History Files

None