MX Release 3.1 (H06.23+, J06.12+)

2. To obtain the version information, enter the following command:

java -jar rmxci.jar

For example:

/home:cd install/rmxci/lib

/home/install/rmxci/lib:java -jar rmxci.jar

The following is a sample output:

T0744_V31_30AUG11_HP_NONSTOP(TM)_RMXCI_2011_04_28

/home/install/rmxci/lib:

If the JAR file is inaccessible or the returned version is not supported, see “Installation

procedure” (page 14).

To display the installed versions of RMXCI and the NonStop JDBC Type 4 Driver in the Remote

Conversational Interface:

1. Launch RMXCI. See Chapter 3 (page 22).

2. To display information about the build versions, enter the following command:

SQL>version

The following is a sample output:

NonStop SQLMX Version : 3.1

NonStop Connectivity Services : 3.1

NonStop JDBC Type 4 Driver :

T1249_V31_30AUG11_HP_NONSTOP(TM)_JDBCT4_2011_04_28

RMXCI Version : T0774_V31_30AUG11_HP_NONSTOP(TM)_RMXCI_2011_04_28

If the RMXCI session is not connected to the database, RMXCI displays the following sample

output:

SQL>version

NonStop JDBC Type 4 Driver :

T1249_V31_30AUG11_HP_NONSTOP(TM)_JDBCT4_2011_04_28

RMXCI Version : T0774_V31_30AUG11_HP_NONSTOP(TM)_RMXCI_2011_04_28

Setting the Look-and-Feel of RMXCI

You can use the -DrmxciLF property to configure the RMXCI display and the formatting of status

messages. This property does not restrict the SQL statements, commands, or syntax that you can

run in RMXCI. Each look-and-feel type accepts all the SQL statements, commands, and syntax that

RMXCI currently supports.

Supported Look-and-Feel Types

In addition to the default look-and-feel of RMXCI, SQLPlus and Teradata types are also supported.

The following is the default look-and-feel of RMXCI:

18 Installing RMXCI