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Overview | Commands | Options | Command-line | Command Files

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Command line

OdxSQL can be run with command-line options that determine how OdxSQL is to be run.  Combinations of these options can also be used to instruct OdxSQL to execute one or more commands and then exit, making it possible to embed all instructions in a shell script.</description>
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 OdxSQL:   Overview   Commands   Settings    Command Line    Quick Ref  
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If the Omnidex Environment is specified, OdxSQL will automatically attempt to connect to the specified Environment.

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Commands

The following commands are available in OdxSQL:

ATTACH DATABASE

The ATTACH DATABASE command attaches a database from one environment into the currently connected environment, thereby allowing SQL statements to access both databases.</description>
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Command Files

OdxSQL can execute a file of commands using the USE command.  This is useful to run a batch of commands in succession.  A common use of this approach are the CREATE ENVIRONMENT, CREATE DATABASE and CREATE TABLE statements that are used to create an Omnidex environment file.  A command file is often used to process the commands to update the rollup tables, indexes and text dictionaries for a…</description>
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Overview

The OdxSQL program is a console-based utility for issuing Omnidex statements and viewing their results.  OdxSQL allows customers to test or execute nearly every capability in Omnidex.  Furthermore, OdxSQL can be easily integrated into shell scripts for use in automated batch operations.</description>
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Options

There are many options that can be set in OdxSQL.  They are described below.

SET API

The SET command by itself shows the values for all of the settings in OdxSQL.


SET


SET API

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