Operation Commands

This chapter explains each of the operation commands.

Organization of this chapter: 2.1 pdacunlck (Release consecutive certification failure account lock state); 2.2 pdadmvr (Acquire HiRDB product information); 2.3 pdaudatld (Control the facility for automatically loading audit trail table data); 2.4 pdaudbegin (Start acquisition of audit trails); 2.5 pdaudend (Stop acquisition of audit trails); 2.6 pdaudrm (Delete audit trail files in shutdown status); 2.7 pdaudswap (Swap audit trail files); 2.8 pdbkupls (Display backup file information); 2.9 pdbufls (Display global buffer information); 2.10 pdbufmod (Change global buffer dynamically); 2.11 pdcancel (Forcibly terminate UAP or utility processing); 2.12 pdcat (Display messages in file); 2.13 pdcat [-d sts specified]; 2.14 pdcat [-d option omitted]; 2.15 pdchgconf (Reconfigure the system); 2.16 pdchprc (Change number of startup server processes); 2.17 pdclibsync (Manipulate C library files); 2.18 pdclose (Close RDAREAs); 2.19 pdclttrc (Acquire SQL trace dynamically); 2.20 pdcmt (Commit transactions); 2.21 pdconfchk (Check system definitions); 2.22 pdcspool (Delete troubleshooting information); 2.23 pddbfrz (Place a full HiRDB file in a user LOB RDAREA in frozen update status); 2.24 pddbls (Display status of RDAREAs); 2.25 pddelfw.bat (Delete from the Windows Firewall exception list); 2.26 pddefrev (Generate definition SQL); 2.27 pdextfunc (Define or delete the extended system-defined scalar function); 2.28 pdfbkup (Back up HiRDB file system); 2.29 pdffsck (Check and repair the integrity of a HiRDB file system area); 2.30 pdfgt (Terminate transaction forcibly); 2.31 pdfls (Display HiRDB file system area information); 2.32 pdfmkfs (Initialize HiRDB file system area); 2.33 pdfrm (Delete HiRDB file); 2.34 pdfrstr (Restore HiRDB file system); 2.35 pdfstatfs (Display status of HiRDB file system area); 2.36 pdfzeroinit (Initialize used area in a HiRDB file system area); 2.37 pdhold (Shut down RDAREAs); 2.38 pdinfoget (Acquire error information and estimate its volume); 2.39 pdjarsync (Manipulate JAR files); 2.40 pdkill (Forcibly terminate a process); 2.41 pdlistls (Display list definition information); 2.42 pdlogadpf (Allocate log file); 2.43 pdlogatul (Control the automatic log unloading facility); 2.44 pdlogchg (Change status of log file); 2.45 pdlogcls (Close open log file); 2.46 pdloginit (Initialize log file); 2.47 pdlogls (Display log-related file information); 2.48 pdlogls [-d spd] (Display synchronization point dump file information); 2.49 pdlogls [-d sys] (Display system log file information); 2.50 pdlogopen (Open log file); 2.51 pdlogrm (Delete log file); 2.52 pdlogswap (Swap log files); 2.53 pdlogsync (Collect a synchronization point dump); 2.54 pdlogucat (Display unload log file information); 2.55 pdlogunld (Unload log file); 2.56 pdls (Display HiRDB system status); 2.57 pdls [-d act] (Display user status); 2.58 pdls [-d aud] (Display the status of audit trail files); 2.59 pdls [-d ha] (Display HiRDB system status); 2.60 pdls [-d lck] (Display server lock control status); 2.61 pdls [-d mem] (Display server shared memory status); 2.62 pdls [-d prc] (Display server process status); 2.63 pdls [-d rpc] (Display server communication control information); 2.64 pdls [-d rpl] (Display HiRDB Datareplicator linkage status); 2.65 pdls [-d scd] (Display server schedule status); 2.66 pdls [-d stj] (Display whether statistical data output type by unit and server is specified); 2.67 pdls [-d sts] (Display status file status); 2.68 pdls [-d svr] (Display status by unit and server); 2.69 pdls [-d trn] (Display server transaction status); 2.70 pdls [-d ust] (Display unit activity status); 2.71 pdmemdb (In-memory data processing operations); 2.72 pdntenv (Set up HiRDB operating environment); 2.73 pdobils (Display SQL object buffer statistics); 2.74 pdobjconv (Convert SQL objects for 64-bit-mode HiRDB); 2.75 pdopen (Open RDAREAs); 2.76 pdparaload (Perform parallel loading); 2.77 pdpfresh (Refresh server process); 2.78 pdplgrgst (Register and delete plug-ins); 2.79 pdprfed (Edit and output performance trace information); 2.80 pdprflevel (Display or change the performance trace collection level); 2.81 pdprgcopy (Copy a HiRDB update version); 2.82 pdprgrenew (Update a HiRDB update version); 2.83 pdrbk (Roll back transactions); 2.84 pdrdrefls (Display information about related RDAREAs); 2.85 pdrels (Release RDAREAs from shutdown status); 2.86 pdrplstart (Start HiRDB Datareplicator linkage); 2.87 pdrplstop (Stop HiRDB Datareplicator linkage); 2.88 pdsetfw.bat (Register into the Windows Firewall exception list); 2.89 pdstart (Start HiRDB system, unit, or server); 2.90 pdstbegin (Start output of statistical information); 2.91 pdstend (Stop output of statistical information); 2.92 pdstjswap (Swap statistics log files); 2.93 pdstjsync (Apply statistics log buffer to statistics log file); 2.94 pdstop (Terminate HiRDB system, unit, or server); 2.95 pdstscls (Close open status file); 2.96 pdstsinit (Initialize status file); 2.97 pdstsopen (Open status file); 2.98 pdstsrm (Delete status file); 2.99 pdstsswap (Swap status files); 2.100 pdsvhostname (Display server's host name); 2.101 pdtrndec (Settle unsettled transactions forcibly and automatically); 2.102 pdtrnqing (Start or release the transaction queuing facility); 2.103 pdvrup (Upgrade HiRDB version)

2. Operation Commands