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quel Command—Start the Line Mode QUEL Terminal Monitorquel Command—Start the Line Mode QUEL Terminal MonitorThe quel command invokes the line mode Terminal Monitor for QUEL.For more information about this Terminal Monitor, see the Character-basedQuerying and Reporting Tools User Guide.The quel command has the following format:quel [QUEL option flags] [line-mode flags] dbname |vnode::dbname[/server_class][altout]QUEL option flagsSpecify flags that can be used with the QUEL Terminal Monitor and othercommands, as noted. The QUEL option flags determine the format ofoutput or the behavior of the DBMS. You can specify a maximum of 12QUEL option flags.-cNSets the minimum field width for printing character columns to N. Thedefault is 6.-fkxM.N-ikN-tNSets floating-point output column width to M characters (total),including N decimal places, and (if warranted), e+-xx and the decimalindicator character itself. k can be 4 or 8 to apply to f4’s or f8’srespectively; x can be E, F, G or N (uppercase or lowercase) to specifyan output format. E indicates exponential format. F or N indicates thefloating-point format. G indicates the floating-point format andguarantees decimal alignment.If you specify F, N, or G and the number is too large for the formatindicated by the flag, it is displayed in exponential format. To preventthis format overflow, M should be greater than or equal to N + 7.If you specify F and the number is too large for the format, stars(****) are printed to represent overflow of the display.The default display format for both f4 and f8 is n10.3, unless yourcomputer supports the IEEE standard for floating-point numbers, inwhich case the display format for f4 and f8 is n11.3.Sets integer output column width to N. k can be 1, 2, or 4 for I1’s,I2’s, or I4’s, respectively. The default for N is 6 for I1 and I2 fields,and 13 for I4 fields.Sets the minimum field width for printing text columns to N. Thedefault is 6.184 Command Reference Guide
quel Command—Start the Line Mode QUEL Terminal Monitor+U|-U+Y|-YEnables (+U) or disables (-U) user updating of the system catalogsand secondary indexes, and takes an exclusive lock on the database.To update system catalogs, you must have the update system tablesprivilege obtained through accessdb.Enables (+Y) or disables (-Y) user updating of the system catalogs andsecondary indexes, but does not take an exclusive lock on thedatabase.-uusernameSpecifies the effective user for the session, as described in StandardFlags and Parameters (see page 15).-GgroupidSpecifies a group identifier, as described in Standard Flags andParameters (see page 15).-Rroleid-l-nM+w|-wSpecifies a role identifier for the session, as described in StandardFlags and Parameters (see page 15).Locks the database for your exclusive use. When you specify this flag,no one else can open the database while you are in it.If you attempt to take an exclusive lock on a database that is in use,the system informs you that the database is temporarily unavailable.Sets modify mode on the index command to M. M must be one of thefollowing storage structures: ISAM, CISAM, B-tree, CB-tree, Hash, orCHash. The default structure is ISAM.Specifies wait (+w) or do not wait (-w) for the database. The default is-w. If you specify +w, there is a wait, provided that certain processesare running (sql –l, sql –U, verifydb, rollforwarddb, or sysmod) on thegiven database. Upon completion of those processes, the operationproceeds.If you specify –w and the database is not available, a message isreturned and execution is stopped. If you omit the w flag and thedatabase is unavailable, an error message is returned if running inforeground (more precisely, if the standard input is from a terminal).Otherwise, the wait option is invoked.Using Ingres Commands 185
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ContentsChapter 1: Introducing Ingr
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Chapter 1: Introducing IngresComman
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aducompile Command—Install Custom
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alterdb Command—Set Database Char
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arcclean Command—Purge Records fr
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auditdb Command—Audit a Databasea
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auditdb Command—Audit a Database-
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lobstor Command—Copy a BLOB from
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catalogdb Command—List Databases
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ckpdb Command—Checkpoint a Databa
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ckpdb Command—Checkpoint a Databa
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convrep Command—Upgrade the Repli
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convtouni Command—Convert Charact
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copyapp Command—Copy an Applicati
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copydb Command—Copy and Restore a
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copyform Command—Copy a Form to A
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copyrep Command—Copy a Report to
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createdb Command—Create a Databas
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createdb Command—Create a Databas
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cscleanup Command—Deallocate Shar
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dclgen Command—Generate Structure
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delobj Command - Delete Objects fro
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delobj Command - Delete Objects fro
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dereplic Command—Remove Objects f
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eqc Command—Invoke Embedded QUEL
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esqla Command—Invoke Embedded SQL
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esqlc Command—Invoke Embedded SQL
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esqlc Command—Invoke Embedded SQL
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esqlcc Command—Invoke Embedded SQ
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extenddb Command—Extend Database
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genxml Command—Export Tables Into
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genxml Command—Export Tables Into
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ICETranslate Command—Convert XHTM
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iia Command—Start the Import Assi
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iigetres Command—Get the Value of
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iimklog Command—Generate Transact
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iimonitor Command—Administer DBMS
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iimonitor Command—Administer DBMS
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iinamu Command—Administer the Nam
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iinitres Command—Install Paramete
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iipmhost Command—Echo Name of Hos
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iisetres Command—Set Configuratio
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iisunode Command—Set Up Node in a
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iizic Command—Customize Time Zone
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imageapp Command—Build ABF or Vis
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infodb Command—Display Database I
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ingnet Command—View and Define In
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Page 145 and 146: lockstat Command—Display Locking
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Page 173 and 174: netutil Command—Start Network Man
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Page 189 and 190: f Command—Start Report-By-Formsrb
Page 191 and 192: cpconfig Command—Control Logging
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Page 203 and 204: epcat Command—Create and Load Rep
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unloaddb Command—Create Command F
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unloaddb Command—Create Command F
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upgradedb Command—Upgrade a Datab
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upgradefe Command—Install and Upg
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vcbf Command—Start Configuration
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vdba Command—Start Visual DBAvdba
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vdbamon Command—Start Visual Perf
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verifydb Command—Clean Up Databas
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vifred Command—Start the Visual F
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vmsinstal Command—Install Ingres
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xmlimport Command—Import XML Data
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