IBM DB2 manual 253, Supportive shell scripts, Argument. Example cexe createdb.cmd, Shell scripts

Table 5-7 Supportive shell scripts

Script name	Description
exe.cmd	Execute another shell script and terminate the execution
	environment with the return code returned by the invoked
	shell script. The shell script to be executed must be given as
	the argument. Example: c:>exe createdb.cmd
exe_shell.cmd	Execute another shell script and print out the return code
	from the invoked shell script to the console. The shell script
	to be executed must be given as the argument. Example:
	c:>exe_shell createdb.cmd

None of the shell scripts take any arguments. All the scripts set the DB2 environment and can be executed directly from a standard command shell.

Table 5-8 Shell scripts

Script name	Description
createdb.cmd	Create the ITSODB sample database. if ITSODB already
	exist, it will be deleted. Only the database is created, no
	layouts or objects are created. Example:
	c:>createdb.cmd
	Log file: createdb.log
createdb2.cmd	Create the ITSODB2 sample database. If ITSODB2 already
	exist, it will be deleted. Only the database is created, no
	layouts or objects are created. Example:
	c:>createdb2.cmd
	Log file: createdb.log
itsodb.cmd	Create the ITSODB sample database along with the
	database layout and the database objects. The database is
	created with a call to createdb.cmd, then the layout and
	objects are created by executing the script itso.ddl. Example:
	c:>itsodb.cmd
	Log file: createdb.log
itsodb2.cmd	Create the ITSODB2 sample database along with the
	database layout and the database objects. The database is
	created with a call to createdb2.cmd, then the layout and
	objects are created by executing the script itso2.ddl.
	Example:
	c:>itsod2b.cmd
	Log file: createdb.log

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