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OdxSQL can accept the Omnidex Environment Filespec to automically connect as well as several other options.
odxsql [Omnidex_Environment_Filespec]
[options]
If specified, OdxSQL will automatically attempt to connect to the Omnidex Environment Filespec. If the Omnidex Environment Filespec is not passed as a program argument, then a CONNECT statement must be performed to establish a connection to the Omnidex Environment.
| Omnidex_Environment_filespec | Omnidex Environment |
| -help | -? | Help |
| -version | Program version |
| -use=filespec | Execute statements in named file |
| -cmd='cmd1;cmd2' | Execute specified OdxSQl commands |
| -where='criteria' | Apply criteria to use statement |
| -exit | Exit after completion of use file |
| -exit_on_error | Exit if an error occurs |
| -nobanner | Do not print banner |
| -cloa | Run odxsql using the CLOA client interface |
| -odbc | Run odxsql using the ODBC client interface |
| -jdbc | Run odxsql using the JDBC client interface |
| -odxnet[=port] | Launch an OdxNet listener for this session |
The -use=use_file parameter instructs OdxSql to process all the commands contained within the specified use file. The right hand side of the parameter, use_file, is the filespec of the file containing the commands.
The following is a display of the -? option that displays a list of available options.
Options: -help | -? Help
-version Program version
-use=filename Execute statements in named file
-cmd='cmd1;cmd2' Execute specified statements
-where='criteria' Apply criteria to use statement
-exit Exit after completion of use file
-exit_on_error Exit if an error occurs
-nobanner Do not print banner
-cloa Run odxsql using the CLOA client interface
-odbc Run odxsql using the ODBC client interface
-jdbc Run odxsql using the JDBC client interface
-odxnet[=port] Launch an OdxNet listener for this session
os> odxsql
Use the OdxSQL CONNECT command to connect to an Omnidex Evironment from within OdxSQL.
os> odxsql myenv.xml
os> odxsql -use=commands.txt