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| - | ====== OdxSQL Quick Reference ====== | ||
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| - | ^ Command Line Options ^ Description ^ | ||
| - | | odxsql | Run OdxSQL. Use the CONNECT command to connect to an Omnidex Environment | | ||
| - | | odxsql env_filespec | Run OdxSQL and connect to the env_filespec. | | ||
| - | | odxsql dsn_filespec -odxnet -odbc | Run OdxSQL and an OdxNET background process and connect to the ODBC File DSN using ODBC | | ||
| - | | odxsql -? | Displays OdxSQL command line options | | ||
| - | | odxsql -use scriptfile | Run OdxSQL and read and process the scriptfile of OdxSQL Statements and Commands.| | ||
| - | ^Set Command ^Description ^ | ||
| - | |SET| Shows the current settings. | | ||
| - | |SET ? | Shows the list of available SET options. | | ||
| - | |SET TERMINATION OFF|Will Automatically terminate SQL Statements.| | ||
| - | ^ Help/Show ^Description^ | ||
| - | |HELP|Shows a list of OdxSQL commands and SQL Statements.| | ||
| - | |HELP <COMMAND>|Provides specific help on the specified command or SQL Statement.| | ||
| - | |SHOW <table>|Provides information on the specified table.| | ||
| - | |SHOW ALL|Provides information on all tables.| | ||
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| - | ===== OdxSQL Uses ===== | ||
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| - | OdxSQL is a console application for manually entering Omnidex SQL Statements and OdxSQL Commands or for processing scripts of Omnidex SQL statements. | ||
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| - | Use OdxSQL for processing Omnidex SQL Data Definition Scripts to create Omnidex Environments and Indexes. | ||
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| - | Use OdxSQL to test Omnidex SQL SELECTs and ODBC, JDBC and Network Services set up. | ||
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| - | Use OdxSQL to prototype Omnidex Queries and use the Explain Command to review optimization. | ||
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| - | Use OdxSQL on a client computer to access an Omnidex Environment on a remote server via OdxNet to test network response times. | ||
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| - | ===== Common ways to run OdxSQL ===== | ||
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| - | os> odxsql | ||
| - | os> odxsql envfile | ||
| - | os> odxsql dsnfile -odxnet -odbc | ||
| - | os> odxsql -? | ||
| - | os> odxsql -use scriptfile | ||
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| - | Running OdxSQL Explained: | ||
| - | | odxsql | Run OdxSQL. Use the CONNECT command to connect to an Omnidex Environment | | ||
| - | | odxsql envfile | Run OdxSQL and connect to the 'envfile' | | ||
| - | | odxsql dsnfile -odxnet -odbc | Run OdxSQL and an OdxNET background process and connect to the DSN using ODBC | | ||
| - | | odxsql -? | Displays OdxSQL command line options | | ||
| - | | odxsql -use scriptfile | Run OdxSQL and read and process the scriptfile of OdxSQL Statements and Commands.| | ||
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| - | ===== OdxSQL Important Information ===== | ||
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| - | * OdxSQL connects to an Omnidex Environment or ODBC or JDBC Omnidex File Datasource (DSN). | ||
| - | * connect myenv.xml | ||
| - | * connect mydsn.dsn using odbc (needs OdxNet running) | ||
| - | * connect mydsn.dsn using jdbc (needs OdxNet running) | ||
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| - | * OdxSQL requires a semicolon terminator for SQL Statements and will prompt for additional statement information until a semicolon is found. | ||
| - | * Use SET TERMINATION OFF and OdxSQL will not required the semicolon termination character and will end the statement automatically. | ||
| - | * With SET TERMINATION OFF, use the backslash %%[ \ ]%% statement continuation character for multi line statements. | ||
| - | * Use HELP <cr> to display a list of commands and SQL Statements. | ||
| - | * Use HELP <command> to display the syntax for the command. | ||
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| - | * Use SHOW <table> to show information on a table with the tables's column layout. | ||
| - | * Use SHOW ALL to see all tables, including internal system tables. | ||
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| - | * Create scripts with an editor and process with the USE <scriptfile> command or the OdxSQL -use scriptfile | ||
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| - | * Use EDIT to edit the last statement using Windows Notepad or Linux/Unix vi or emacs. | ||
| - | * Use SET EDIT to change the editor of choice. | ||
| - | * Use EDIT file to edit a script file without leaving OdxSQL and then USE file to run. | ||
| - | * Use EDIT n to edit a command in the Command History Stack. | ||
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| - | * Edit previous commands by using the UP ARROW and scrolling through the commands. | ||
| - | * Use the Right and Left Arrow, Insert, Delete, Home, and End keys to edit. | ||
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| - | * Use HISTORY to display a numbered list of previous commands. | ||
| - | * Use the history number to re-execute the numbered command. | ||
| - | * Use a period ( . ) to execute the last command. | ||
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| - | ===== See Also ===== | ||
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| - | * [[programs:odxsql:overview | OdxSQL Overview ]] | ||
| - | * [[programs:odxsql:commands:home |OdxSQL Commands ]] | ||
| - | * [[programs:odxsql:settings:home |OdxSQL Settings ]] | ||
| - | * [[programs:odxsql:commandline |OdxSQL Command Line Options ]] | ||
| - | * OdxSQL Script Examples | ||
| - | * [[ dev:sql:statements:select:home | SQL SELECT ]] | ||
| - | * SQL SELECT Examples | ||
| - | * [[ dev:sql:statements:home | Omnidex SQL Statements ]] | ||
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| - | ===== OdxSQL Internal SET Commands ===== | ||
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| - | <code> | ||
| - | Internal | ||
| - | x [AUTOPSEUDOCOLUMNS <ON | OFF>] | ||
| - | x [AUTORECONNECT <ON | OFF>] | ||
| - | x [AUTOSUBPROCESS <n | NONE> | ||
| - | x [STATISTICS_COMMENT "string"] | ||
| - | x [PREPROCESSOR <ON | OFF>] | ||
| - | x [PROGRESS <ON | OFF>] | ||
| - | x [MEMORY_BASELINE] | ||
| - | x [FILE_BASELINE] | ||
| - | </code> | ||
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| - | ===== Level 2 Headline ===== | ||
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| - | <code> | ||
| - | SET DEBUG … | ||
| - | SET OPTIMIZATION … | ||
| - | SET REQUIRED_OPTIMIZATION | ||
| - | SET CHAR … | ||
| - | SET TIMEOUT … | ||
| - | SET REDEFROWIDS … | ||
| - | SET PSEUDOCOLUMNS … | ||
| - | SET QUALIFY_MODE <ODXFIND | PARSER > | ||
| - | SET AUTOPSEUDOCOLUMNS … | ||
| - | SET PREPROCESSOR … | ||
| - | SET SQL_LOGGING … | ||
| - | SET SQL_LOGFILE … | ||
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| - | The syntaxes of the SQL Logging SET commands are shown below: | ||
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| - | set sql_logging <on | off> | ||
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| - | This command activates SQL Logging for this process. By default, statements are logged to the $SQL_STATEMENTS file along with statistics about the execution of the command. The $SQL_STATEMENTS file is named “sqllog.tdf”, and is located in the same directory as the compiled environment file. This file is a standard tab-delimited file, and may be easily imported into other applications. The file may be flushed by simply removing the file; the file will be automatically recreated the next time logging is activated. | ||
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| - | set sql_logfile <filename> | ||
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| - | This command redirects the SQL logging for this process to a text file that only contains the statement, and does not contain any statistical information. If the file already exists, it will be appended to rather than overwritten. | ||
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