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Utility Commands | hadbm(1m)

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## NAME

> hadbm - utility for managing the High Availability Database (HADB)

## SYNOPSIS

> `hadbm` command [short-option option_argument | short-option=option_argument long_option=option_argument | long_option option_argument] `*` [operand] `*`
> `hadbm` command_name help |`hadbm help`

## DESCRIPTION

> The `hadbm` command identifies the operation or task to perform. Commands are case-sensitive. One or more command options can be specified in one of the following formats:

>   option=value
>   option value
>   short-option value

> Options, like commands, are case-sensitive. Options require argument values except boolean options which toggle to switch a feature ON or OFF. Operands appear after the argument values and are set off by a space or an equal sign (=). Optional options and operands are identified in enclosed square brackets [ ]. For commands that take a database name operand, if a database is not specified, the default database is used. The default database is hadb.

## COMMANDS

> addnodes

>   adds nodes to the named database

> clear

>   reinitializes all the data space on all nodes and starts the database

> clearhistory

>   clears the history files on the database

> create

>   creates a database instance

> createdomain

>   creates a management domain of the listed HADB hosts

> delete

>   removes the database

> deletedomain

>   deletes the HADB management domain

> deviceinfo

>   displays information about disk storage devices on each active data node

> disablehost

>   selectively disables a host in the management domain

> extenddomain

>   extends the current HADB management domain

> get

>   gets the value of the specified configuration parameter

> help

>   displays all the subcommands for the hadbm utility

> list

>   lists all the existing databases

> listdomain

>   lists all hosts defined in the management domain

> listpackages

>   lists the packages registered in the management domain

> reducedomain

>   removes hosts from the HADB management domain

> refragment

>   refragments the schema

> registerpackage

>   registers the HADB packages in the management domain

> resourceinfo

>   displays database resource information

> restart

>   restarts the database

> restartnode

>   restarts the specified node

> set

>   sets the value of the specified configuration attributes to the identified values

> start

>   starts the database

> startnode

>   starts the specified node

> status

>   shows the state of the database

> stop

>   gracefully stops the database

> stopnode

>   gracefully stops the specified node

> unregisterpackage

>   removes registered HADB packages from the management domain

> version

>   displays the hadbm version information

## COMMON OPTIONS

> -q quiet

>   Performs the operation silently without any descriptive messages.

> -? help

>   Displays a brief description of the `hadbm` utility and all the supported commands.

> -v version

>   Displays the version details of the `hadbm` utility.

> y yes

>   Launches the command in non-interactive mode.

> -f force

>   Launches the command in non-interactive mode, and does not return error if the post condition is already achieved.

> -e echo

>   Displays the commands with all the options and their user-defined values or the default values; then launches the command.

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