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Object EVAR Commands
SQL/MX Connectivity Service Administrative Command Reference—526350-005
6-9
DELETE EVAR
DELETE EVAR
This command removes the named EVAR from the specified DS definition.
Command syntax is:
obj-name
[[[[\system-name.][$service-name | *].]ds-name.]evar-name | *]
system-name
is the name of the current system of up to 16 CPUs with the same Expand
address and where the target MXCS process is running. system-name and
service-name identify one service instance.
service-name
is the name of the MXCS association server that handles or processes the
command or the asterisk (*) wild card. In either case, the EVAR is deleted on
this DS for all servers.
ds-name
is the name of the DS owning the EVAR and cannot be the asterisk (*) wild
card.
evar-name
is the name of the EVAR to be deleted and can be the asterisk (*) wild card. If
the EVAR name is an asterisk (*) and the type is all, all EVARs under that DS
are deleted. If the EVAR name is an asterisk (*) and a type other than all is
specified, EVARs of that type are deleted from the DS. If the EVAR name is not
an asterisk (*), the type cannot be all, and only that EVAR is deleted. The
EVAR name is an SQL identifier and requires double quotes in some cases.
When the type is a define, the name can optionally contain a leading equal
sign, with or without quotes. The name is always set to uppercase, even when
enclosed in quotes.
TYPE type-name
is one of the valid types in the table under EVAR Types
on page 6-1.
DELETE EVAR [obj-name][, TYPE type-name];
Note. ds-name is an SQL identifier and is therefore case-sensitive. When using lowercase
characters, enclose ds-name in quotes to preserve the lowercase characters. Failure to do so
causes ds-name to be automatically uppercased during command execution, which can cause
errors. Enter the default ds-name as
"TMD_Default_DataSource".
- SQL/MX Connectivity 1
- Service Administrative 1
- Command Reference 1
- Document History 2
- Legal Notices 3
- SQL/MX Connectivity Service 5
- Administrative Command 5
- Reference 5
- 3. Object Service Commands 6
- 4. Object Server Commands 6
- 5. Object DS Commands 6
- 6. Object EVAR Commands 7
- 7. Object User Commands 7
- Example Commands and Objects 8
- What’s New in This Manual 10
- New and Changed Information 10
- About This Manual 11
- Related Documentation 12
- Notation Conventions 14
- General Syntax Notation 15
- Notation for Messages 16
- Change Bar Notation 18
- 1 MXCS Architecture Overview 19
- Architecture Overview 20
- MXCS Architecture Overview 21
- User Interface With MXCI 22
- General Features 22
- Software Installation 23
- Complex System Configuration 23
- Error Message Overview 25
- 2 MXCS Commands and Objects 29
- MXCS Object Types 30
- Command Termination 31
- Fields or Tokens in Commands 32
- Command Syntax Case 33
- Object Name Components 33
- MXCS Commands and Objects 34
- DS Name and EVAR Name 35
- Default Object Name 35
- Command Size Limit 36
- Empty Quoted Strings 36
- Command Caveats 37
- Security 38
- Example MXCS Configuration 38
- Related Commands 39
- MXCI Mode Command 40
- Session Variables 40
- MXCI Comment 40
- 3 Object Service Commands 41
- INFO SERVICE 42
- Examples—INFO SERVICE 43
- START SERVICE 44
- STOP SERVICE 45
- Considerations—STOP SERVICE 46
- Example—STOP SERVICE 46
- VERSION SERVICE 47
- Object Service Commands 48
- Example—VERSION SERVICE 48
- 4 Object Server Commands 49
- INFO SERVER 50
- Considerations—INFO SERVER 51
- Output Report—INFO SERVER 51
- Example—INFO SERVER 51
- Object Server Commands 52
- STOP SERVER 53
- Example—STOP SERVER 54
- 5 Object DS Commands 55
- TMD_Default_DataSource" 56
- Object DS Commands 57
- Considerations—ADD DS 60
- Examples—ADD DS 61
- ALTER DS 62
- Considerations—ALTER DS 66
- Examples—ALTER DS 66
- DELETE DS 68
- Example—DELETE DS 69
- Considerations—INFO DS 71
- Examples—INFO DS 71
- START DS 74
- Considerations—STOP DS 76
- Examples—STOP DS 76
- 6 Object EVAR Commands 77
- EVAR Order 78
- ADD EVAR 79
- Considerations—ADD EVAR 80
- Example—ADD EVAR 80
- ALTER EVAR 82
- Considerations—ALTER EVAR 83
- Example—ALTER EVAR 84
- DELETE EVAR 85
- Considerations—DELETE EVAR 86
- Example—DELETE EVAR 86
- INFO EVAR 87
- Considerations—INFO EVAR 88
- Example—INFO EVAR 88
- Object EVAR Commands 90
- 7 Object User Commands 91
- ADD USER 92
- ALTER USER 93
- DELETE USER 94
- INFO USER 95
- Object User Commands 96
- Considerations—INFO USER 96
- This example stops the DS: 100
- TACL prompt by entering: 100
- Special Characters 103
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