NonStop SQL DDL Replicator User's Guide (Update 7)
Table Of Contents
- Legal Notices
- 1 Introducing SDR
- 2 Installing SDR
- 3 Configuring SDR
- 4 SDR Operations
- 5 SDR Monitoring and Control
- 6 SDR Commands
- A SQL DDL Statements
- B SDR EMS Messages
- C Testing SDR
- Index

SDR Commands
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INFO MONITOR
INFO MONITOR
Displays the SDR monitor process attributes.
INFO RUNTIME
Lists the SQL/MP components currently executing that are using the SDR runtime. 
INSTALL RUNTIME
Performs the file duplications and renames required to install the new SDRRUNTM 
while SQL utilities are still executing with the old SDRRUNTM: 
Renames existing SDRRUNTM to OLDRUNTM
Renames and NEWRUNTM to SDRRUNTM
Duplicates and renames SQL utilities so that new instances of SQL processes will 
use the new SDRRUNTM
INSTALL RUNTIME is executed by the INSTALL macro when a new version of SDR is 
installed on the system.
new-runtime
the new SDR runtime that replaces the current SDRRUNTM.
Note that
Unlike INSTALL SDR, the INSTALL RUNTIME command does not need the SDR 
monitor to be executing nor does it require the product to be licensed. This allows 
the INSTALL RUNTIME to be executed by the INSTALL macro.
INSTALL RUNTIME does not perform the functions of INSTALL SDR: It does not 
prepare the SQL utilities, nor does it check that they are prepared. It merely 
duplicates executing utilities and renames them so that newly launched SQL 
processes will use the new SDRRUNTM.
INSTALL SDR
Enables the replication of DDL statements by preparing a number of NonStop SQL 
components residing in $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.
You must be a SUPER user with update access to the REGISTRY table to perform this 
command.
INFO MONITOR
INFO RUNTIME
INSTALL RUNTIME new-runtime










