Documentation Variable
In the documentation, the syntax of commands is described using variables. Variables in the documentation are indicated by angled brackets: <variable>
Example
The syntax of the db_create
command is described in the documentation as follows:
dbmcli db_create <database_name> <dbm_operator>,<dbm_operator_password>
To execute the DBM command, enter values in place of the variables <database_name>
, <dbm_operator>
, <dbm_operator_password>
, for example:
dbmcli db_create DEMODB DBM,DBM
The following table lists the most commonly used variables and example values for them.
Variable |
Example Values |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
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Architecture (processor) |
|
|
Computer name |
|
|
Name of the computer on which the database is installed |
|
You can display the path using one of the following two methods:
|
Data path (see Directory) If you have defined a private data path, If you have not defined a private data path, |
|
|
Database name (see Database) |
|
|
Database user (see Database User) |
|
|
Password of the database user |
|
|
Name of the database system administrator (see Database System Administrator) |
|
|
Password of the database system administrator |
|
|
Name of the DBM operator (see DBM Operator) |
|
|
Keyword of the DBM operator |
|
|
File name |
|
You can display the path using the dbmcli dbm_getpath GlobalDataPath |
Global data path (see Directory) . |
|
You can display the path using the dbmcli dbm_getpath GlobalProgPath |
Global programs path (see Directory) |
|
You can display the path using the dbmcli dbm_getpath InstallationPath |
Installation path (see Directory) |
|
|
Operating system |
|
|
Name of the operating system user |
|
|
Password of the operating system user |
|
a) b) |
a) Name of the software package during installation b) Name of the Loader command file (see Loader, Command File) |
|
|
Password |
|
|
Patch level number of the database software (see Version) |
|
|
Path |
|
If you have configured a private data path during installation, you can display the path using the dbmcli dbm_getpath DataPath Note that if you have not configured a private data path, the global data path will be used as data path. |
Private data path (see Directory) |
|
|
On Unix and Linux: Special operating system user for SAP MaxDB (see Database Administration, <sdb_user> (Special Operating System User)) |
|
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On Unix and Linux: Special operating system user group for SAP MaxDB (see Database Administration, <sdba_group> (Special Operating System Group)) |
|
|
See |
|
|
See |
|
|
Database tool name |
|
|
Home directory of the operating system user |
|
|
XUSER user key (see XUSER) |
|
- |
See |
|
|
Version number of the database software (see Version) |
|
|
Name of the virtual computer in a hot standby system (see Database Administration, Hot Standby System) |