Database commands
Use database commands to get information about data definitions and tables.
CAPTURE TABLEDEFS
CAPTURE TABLEDEFS returns information for SQL tables and for Enscribe files when you provide a DICTIONARY name and RECORD definition name.
Syntax
CAPTURE TABLEDEFS file_name
[, DICTIONARY volume.subvol]
[, RECORD record_name]
[, OPTIONS command_line_options]
file_name
The fully qualified name of the file or table.
DICTIONARY volume.subvol
The volume and subvolume of the Enscribe dictionary. Required for Enscribe files.
RECORD record_name
The name of the record definition within the Enscribe dictionary. Required for Enscribe files.
OPTIONS command_line_options
Valid DEFGEN command-line options. See the chapter on DEFGEN arguments for more information.
Note:
If the OPTIONS argument contains EXPANDDDL parameters, then it overrides the default EXPANDDDL parameters. Currently the default EXPANDDDL parameters are:
EXPANDDDL
EXPANDGROUPARRAYS
NOFIXLONGNAMES
MAXCOLNAMELEN 130
Example
CAPTURE TABLEDEFS \PROD.$DATA1.ACCTS.KEYSEQ
The result of the example command is the following display:
Definition for table \PROD.$DATA1.ACCTS.KEYSEQ
Record length: 198
Syskey: 0
Columns: 13
TS LARGEINT PK
RECNUM INT PK
SYSNAME CHAR (8)
TEXT CHAR (64)
VAL1 LARGEINT
VAL2 LARGEINT
COL_COMPUTE LARGEINT
I16 SMALLINT
I32 INT
I64 LARGEINT
I32_TOTAL INT
JTS LARGEINT
JTS_TEXT CHAR (64)
ENCRYPT PASSWORD
Use ENCRYPT PASSWORD to encrypt a login password for an Oracle GoldenGatedatabase user and, optionally, supply an encryption key for password lookup. To specify the encrypted password in a parameter file, use the LOGON parameter (see “LOGON”).
For more information about Oracle GoldenGate security, see Encrypting a Database Password.
Syntax
ENCRYPT PASSWORD <password> KEYNAME <key>
password
The login password. The encrypted password is output to the screen. You can copy the encrypted password and paste it into the LOGON parameter in a parameter file.
**KEYNAME
keyname
Specifies an encryption key contained in the ENCKEYS lookup file. Oracle GoldenGate uses the key name to look up the actual password in the file. To use encrypted passwords, you must create the ENCKEYS file on each system (if it does not exist) and create entries in the file for the keys.
Example
ENCRYPT PASSWORD ny14072 KEYNAME superkey2
INFO DDLDEFS
Use INFO DDLDEFS to retrieve information for Enscribe data dictionary definitions.
Syntax
INFO DDLDEFS def_name [, DDLDEFS def_name,...,]
DICT subvolume
[, DEFSONLY | RECSONLY]
def_name
The name of a DDL definition or record. You can specify def_name multiple times to display multiple definitions or records. Wildcards are accepted.
DICT subvolume
The subvolume in which the dictionary is located.
DEFSONLY
Specifies that GGSCI should return only definitions, not records.
RECSONLY
Specifies that GGSCI should return only records, not definitions.
Example
This example lists each DDL record or definition which begins with ACC, or which ends in REC from the dictionary located in $DATA3.MYDICT.
INFO DDLDEFS ACC*, DDLDEFS *REC, DICT $DATA3.MYDICT
INFO FILES
Use INFO FILES to retrieve information about files or tables on the system; then filter the resulting list according to different criteria.
Syntax
INFO FILES file_name, [FILES file_name,...]
[, TMF |
NONTMF
ENSCRIBE |
SQL |
EXCLUDELASTDIGIT |
CODE file_code |
TANDEMFILES |
UNSTRUCT]
file_name
A file name or wildcard specification. Multiple entries of file_name are allowed.
TMF
Returns TMF audited files.
NONTMF
Returns files not audited by TMF.
ENSCRIBE
Returns Enscribe files.
SQL
Returns NonStop SQL tables.
EXCLUDELASTDIGIT
Excludes file names which end in a digit. Use EXCLUDELASTDIGIT to filter out alternate key files that end in a digit.
CODE file_code
Returns files with file_code only. Multiple entries of CODE are allowed.
TANDEMFILES
Returns NonStop files (file codes between 1 and 1000) only.
UNSTRUCT
Restricts the list to unstructured files.