User Guide
SAP AG November 2002
Options (SQL Studio)
You can start SQL Studio [Page 65] from the command line. Execute the program SQLSTO
with options if necessary (SQL Studio: SAP DB 7.4 → Starting SQL Studio [See SAP DB
Library]).
Procedure
1. Change to the directory, in which the program sqlsto.exe is stored.
2. Enter the following command:
sqlsto [<options>]
The following user data as options [Page
31] should be transferred: database
operator [Page 136] and the name of the database instance [Page 132] on the
local computer:
sqlsto -u samplename,secret -d MK1
SQL Studio is called and a database session is created for the database user
samplename, password secret, with the database instance MK1.
Web SQL
The Web SQL Studio is a Web-based client that enables easy access to user data [Page 125]
and the database catalog [Page 131] of an SAP DB database instance (SQL Studio:
Introduction [Page 65]).
Install the Web SQL once in the network. The Web SQL can then be called from all browsers.
If you do not have a Windows operating system, you can only use Web SQL to send requests
to the database instance.
Web SQL provides you with basically the same functionality as the SQL Studio [Page 150].
Operation depends on the Web-based application.
See also:
Architecture of the SAP DB Web Tools [Page
57]
Prerequisites
Check if the database instance is started.
Call
Enter the following address in the browser:
http://<web_server>:<port>/websql
See Web Tools Installation Guide: SAP DB 7.4 Section Using the SAP DB Web Tools [See
SAP DB Library]
Enter the name of the database computer, the name of the database instance, the user
name, and the user password.
Set-up of the Web SQL
Header
The header contains a link for logging off, among other things.
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