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

Host Name/IP Address: nsksys.ind.hp.com:18650

User Name: super.super

Password:

DataSource Name [TDM_Default_DataSource]:

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Example of running an RMXCI command with -q or -sql

To run multiple script files simultaneously from the command line, use -q or -sql options with the

prun command.

From the client terminal window, run the following command:

/home:cd rmxci-installation-directory/rmxci/bin

where:

rmxci-installation-directory is the location where you have installed the RMXCI software

files, for example: /home/usr/rmxci.

/home/usr/rmxci/bin:./rmxci.sh -q "prun"

After you enter the RMXCI command, the SQL/MX Remote Conversational interface launches and

prompts you to log in by default (if you did not specify -h, -u, -p, and -dsn on the command

line), and runs the command. The parallel run operation prompts you to enter the settings and then

runs script files. At the end of the PRUN operation, RMXCI returns to the command prompt. For

more information about the PRUN operation, see “PRUN command” (page 77).

Running a script file when launching RMXCI

To run a script file when launching RMXCI, use the -s or -script command-line parameter.

NOTE: You cannot specify this parameter at the same time as the -q or -sql parameter.

After you launch RMXCI with -s or -script, RMXCI runs the script file in an interactive mode.

RMXCI remains open until you run an exit, quit, or disconnect command. To quit the interface

immediately after executing a script file, include the exit, quit, or disconnect command at

the end of the script file.

Example of a script file

You can create a script file that contains set commands, which customizes a session when you

launch RMXCI as shown:

For more information, see “Creating a script file” (page 48).

Example of running a script file with -s or -script

From the client terminal window, run these commands:

/home:cd rmxci-installation-directory/rmxci/bin

where:

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