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

100 MANAGER
450 PROGRAMMER
900 SECRETARY
300 SALESREP
500 ACCOUNTANT
400 SYSTEM ANALYST
250 ASSEMBLER
420 ENGINEER
600 ADMINISTRATOR
200 PRODUCTION SUPV
--- 10 row(s) selected
This command stops the logging process:
SQL>log off
For more information, see “Logging Output” (page 58).
MODE Command
The MODE command determines the operating mode of the current session to be one of these
modes:
• SQL for database commands
• CS for connectivity service commands
• NS or WMS for Neoview Workload Management Services (WMS) commands
• SEC for security management commands
Syntax
MODE { SQL | CS | NS | WMS | SEC}
SQL
specifies SQL mode and supports the use of all SQL statements and NCI commands. The
connectivity service, WMS, and security management commands are disallowed in SQL
mode unless you precede each of those commands with the .mode prefix and a space. mode
is the name of one of these modes: CS, NS, WMS, or SEC. For more information, see the
“Considerations” (page 96).
CS
specifies connectivity service (CS) mode and supports the use of connectivity service
commands. For more information, see Appendix B (page 153).
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).
In addition to the connectivity service commands, CS mode supports a subset of the NCI
commands. For a list, see Table A-2 (page 96). All other NCI commands are disallowed in
CS mode.
NS
specifies Neoview Service (NS) mode and supports the use of Neoview Workload Management
Services (WMS) commands. For a complete description of the WMS commands, see the
Neoview Workload Management Services Guide.
In addition to the WMS commands, NS mode supports a subset of the NCI commands. For
a list, see Table A-2 (page 96). All other NCI commands are disallowed in NS mode.
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