ODBC Server Reference Manual

Managing Customized Catalogs
HP NonStop ODBC Server Reference Manual—429151-002
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Executing the Statements From a TACL Prompt
text, enter “r” on the input line at that point, immediately followed by the text to
substitute. Hit return to display the modified command string. Hit return again to
execute the modified command. To exit FC input mode, enter only “//” on the input line.
HELP
The HELP command displays help text for NOSCOM commands. Execute HELP to
view help text for a specific catalog utility statement, view a list of a particular type of
catalog utility statement, or view a list of all NOSCOM commands.
To get help for a specific command, type HELP command. For example, HELP ADD
USER displays help text for the ADD USER catalog utility statement. To list all ADD
statements, type HELP ADD. To list all NOSCOM commands, type any of the following:
HELP, HELP ALL, or HELP *.
HISTORY
The HISTORY command displays and identifies by number the ten most recent
NOSCOM commands executed. You can refer to a command by its number when you
execute the FC command in order to re-execute a command other than the most
recent.
INFO
The INFO command displays attribute values associated with a particular NonStop
ODBC Server entity. The INFO command syntax for configuration components is as
follows:
INFO ALIAS alias-name INFO SCFG scfg-name
INFO CONTROL control-name INFO SCS scs-processname
INFO DEFINE define-name
[ FOR scs-name ]
INFO SERVERCLASS server-name
INFO GOVERNING gov-name INFO SMAP scs-name
server-name
INFO INDEX nssql-filename
[ FROM database ]
INFO TABLE nssql-filename
[ FROM database ]
INFO NET_SERVICE scs-name INFO TRACE trace-name
INFO NSODBC_OBJECT object-name
[ FROM database ]
INFO UMAP scs-name
alias-user-name
INFO PROFILE profile-name INFO USER logical-username
INFO PROCEDURE procedure-name
[ FROM database ]
INFO VIEW nssql-filename
[ FROM database ]
INFO PROCEDURE_COLUMNS
procedure-name
The wild-card characters * (represents one or more characters) and ? (represents only one character) are valid
for these commands.