Sybase 12.4.2 manual Case sensitivity Using configuration files

CHAPTER 2 Running Adaptive Server IQ

Displaying command- line options

Case sensitivity

Using configuration files

For this switch	See this section
-gp	“Setting a maximum Catalog page size”
-gr	“Recovery time”
-gu	“Controlling permissions from the command line”
-iqgovern	“Concurrent queries”
-iqmc	“Buffer caches and physical memory”
-iqtc	“Buffer caches and physical memory”
-iqsmem	“Unwired memory” (AIX, Compaq Tru64 UNIX, and
	HP UNIX only)
-iqwmem	“Wired memory” (Compaq Tru64 UNIX, HP UNIX,
	and Sun UNIX only)
-n	“Naming the server and databases”
-p	“Other performance-related switches”
-ti	“Setting the default client timeout”
-tl	“Setting the default network timeout”
-x	“Selecting communications protocols”
-z	“Debugging network communications startup
	problems”

Some of the values you can set with command-line switches can also be changed with the SET OPTION command. For details of this command and its options, and for a complete list of command-line switches and full reference information on them, see the Adaptive Server IQ Reference Manual.

To display all of the available command-line options, enter one of the following commands at the operating system prompt:

•On UNIX systems, enter: asiqsrv12 -h

•On Windows NT systems, enter: asiqsrv12 /?

Command-line parameters are case sensitive.

If you use an extensive set of command-line options, you can store them in a configuration file, and invoke that file on a server command line. Specify switches in the configuration file as you would on the command line, with these exceptions:

•You can enter switches on multiple lines.

•You must not include either single or double quotes in a configuration file.

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