This BRCONNECT function checks the database system. For more information, see Database System Check.
Function options:
-d|-default: uses internal BRCONNECT default settings to check the database system
Input syntax: -d|-default
Default value: uses settings from the control table DBCHECKORA
-e|-exclude: defines tables and indexes to be excluded from the check
Input syntax:
-e|-exclude [<owner>.]<table>|[<owner>.]<index>|
[<owner>.][<prefix>]*[<suffix>]|<tablespace>|
<object_list>|non_sap|all_part|null
non_sap means that non-SAP objects (for example, Oracle dictionary objects) are excluded from the check.
all_part means that SAP partitions (such as in Business Information Warehouse and Advanced Planner and Optimizer) are excluded from the check.
null invalidates the exclusion list defined by the check_exclude parameter. This means that no tables are excluded from processing.
Default value: no exclusion
You can use this option to exclude tables or indexes with exceptional space parameters or statistics handling.
This option overrides the check_exclude parameter.
-i|-ignore: specifies that BRCONNECT ignores the settings in the control table DBCHECKORA. Instead, it uses the check conditions from the check_cond parameter of the initialization profile init<DBSID>.sap or the standard check conditions.
Default value: none
-n|-igndbs: specifies that BRCONNECT ignores the settings in the control table DBSTATC. Instead, it uses the check conditions from the stats_special parameter of the initialization profile init<DBSID>.sap or the standard check conditions.
-o|-owner: defines the database owner of tables and indexes to be checked
Input syntax: -o|-owner <owner1>[,<owner2>,...]
Default value: all SAP owners in a multi-schema database or SAPR3/SAP<SID> in a standard SAP database
This option overrides the check_owner parameter.