Neoview Command Interface (NCI) Guide (R2.5)

B Connectivity Service Commands
IMPORTANT: Neoview Release 2.5 introduces a set of connectivity commands that can be run
in SQL mode using the CMDOPEN and CMDCLOSE commands. While you can still use existing
connectivity service commands, you are strongly encouraged to start using the new connectivity
commands. For more information, see Appendix C (page 155).
NCI supports connectivity service commands in the connectivity service (CS) mode. You can
execute connectivity service commands interactively or in script files that you run in CS mode.
For information about changing to CS mode, see the “MODE Command” (page 95).
Any user can execute the “INFO DS Command” (page 153). Other connectivity service commands
are available only to HP support. For information about those commands, see the Neoview Database
Support Guide.
For more information about managing client data sources and connectivity, see the Neoview
Database Administrator’s Guide.
INFO DS Command
The INFO DS command displays the attributes for the specified data source.
Syntax
INFO DS ds-name;
ds-name
is the name of the data source to be displayed and cannot be the asterisk (*) wild card.
ds-name is case-sensitive.
Considerations
• None of the servers or the EVARs are shown in this display.
• The wild card (*) is not supported for the data source name, and the data source name is
case-sensitive.
Example
This command displays information about the data source QueryDataSource:
CS#info ds QueryDataSource;
DsName...................................QueryDataSource
MaxSrvrCnt.............................................1
AvailSrvrCnt...........................................1
InitSrvrCnt............................................1
SrvrIdleTimeout........................................1
ConnIdleTimeout........................................1
LastUpdated...................2006-08-02 14:39:19.977046
StartMode............................. ...........MANUAL
ProcessPriority.....................Same as Assoc Server
CpuList....................................Not Available
ConnInfoStat.........................................OFF
SessionInfoStat......................................OFF
SQLStmtStat..........................................OFF
SQLPrepareStat.......................................OFF
SQLExecuteStat.......................................OFF
SQLExecDirectStat....................................OFF
SQLFetchStat.........................................OFF
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