TurboIMAGE/XL Database Management System Reference Manual (30391-90012)

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Using the Database Utilities
>>SET
databases that will be migrated to MPE V, it sets the
number of buffers to be allocated by TurboIMAGE in the
Database Buffer Area `Control Block (DBB). Refer to
"Moving from MPE/iX to MPE V" in appendix H for a
discussion of BUFFSPECS and a description of its
parameters.
LOGID sets the MPE/iX log identifier. The
log identifier is
obtained using the MPE/iX GETLOG command. Note that
DBUTIL prompts for the logid password specified in the
GETLOG command before it checks the validity of the log
identifier. Entry of the correct logid password causes the
valid log identifier to be stored in the root file and used
whenever the logging capability is enabled. However, if the
log identifier is left blank, it is removed from the database.
MAINT sets the maintenance word for the database. The
maintenance word is the new maintenance word for the
database. If omitted, the currently defined maintenance
word is removed and the database has no maintenance
word. Only the database creator can change or remove the
maintenance word.
SUBSYSTEMS sets subsystem access to the database. The following
options are valid:
NONE is the option used to prohibit use of any subsystem (for
example, QUERY) on TurboIMAGE/XL.
READ is the option that allows only read access to the database
by subsystems. The subsystem checks the root file flag to
determine what access a subsystem is allowed.
RW is the option that allows read/write access to the database
by subsystems. The subsystem checks the root file flag to
determine what access a subsystem is allowed.
PASSWORD sets the password. The following parameters are used with
the
PASSWORD parameter.
classnum is the access class whose password is being changed. It can
be a number from 1 to 63, inclusive.
password is the new password being assigned to a particular access
class. Up to 8 characters are allowed. If omitted, any
password previously assigned to that class is removed.
(You must be the database creator.)
LANGUAGE sets the native language for the database. The following
parameter is used with the
LANGUAGE parameter:
language id is the number that identifies the native language. Refer to
the Native Language Support Programmer's Guide for
name and number information. The message "Language
changed" appears after using the >>SET command to