1.1.1

DescriptionOption
Use this option with -mcast-port to attach to a SQLFire
cluster as a peer client and perform the command.
The multicast port used to communicate with other members of the
distributed system. If zero, multicast is not used for member discovery
-mcast-port
(specify -locators instead). This value is used only if the
-locators option is not specified.
Valid values are in the range 0–65535, with a default value of 10334.
Use this option with -mcast-address to attach to a SQLFire
cluster as a peer client and perform the command.
If the servers or locators have been configured to use authentication,
this option specifies the password for the user (specified with the
-password
-user option) to use for booting the server and joining the distributed
system.
The password value is optional. If you omit the password, sqlf
prompts you to enter a password from the console.
If the servers or locators have been configured to use authentication,
this option specifies the user name to use for booting the server and
joining the distributed system.
-user
Description
Specify one of these pairs of options with the command to connect to a SQLFire Distributed system and install
a JAR file:
•
Use both -client-bind-address and -client-port to connect to a SQLFire cluster as a thin client
and perform the command.
•
Use both mcast-port and -mcast-address, or use the -locators property to connect to a SQLFire
cluster as a peer client and perform the command.
The -name that you provide for the JAR must be a unique identifier. You must include a schema name to qualify
the identifier. You can use the identifier with later calls to sqlf replace-jar or sqlf remove-jar.
The -file option specifies the location of the JAR file to install using either a local path or a URL.
After installing the JAR to the distributed system, SQLFire automatically loads the JAR file classes into its class
loader; you do not need to explicitly load classes after installing the JAR. The JAR and its classes are available
to all members of the SQLFire distributed system, including those that later join the cluster.
Note: After you install a JAR file, you cannot modify any of the individual classes or resources within
the JAR file. Instead, you must replace the entire JAR file to update a class.
See Storing and Loading JAR Files in SQLFire on page 125.
Examples
This command connects to a SQLFire network server running on localhost:1527, and installs a JAR file named
tours.jar to the APP schema:
sqlf install-jar -name=APP.toursjar -file=c:\tours.jar
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sqlf Launcher Commands