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informix常用命令的用法说明（How to use the Informix commands） How to use the Informix commands OnInit Syntax OnInit, [-s], [-i], [-p], [-y] OnInit system from off-line mode to on-line mode OnInit -s system from off-line mode to quiescent mode OnInit -i initialization system OnInit -p does not search in the shared memory initialization, and delete the temporary table OnInit -y of yes suggested automatic answer OnInit -v adds this option to display the OnInit processing process ########################################### 1) $oniniti This command will initialize disk space, which is a very dangerous parameter. You can only do it once installed, otherwise, when you use the database... 2) $oninit -p The database is not normal down, the database will have a temporary table, the table will occupy a certain disk space, we restart the database, the database will automatically delete the temporary table, but we can also use this command to keep these temporary tables. 3) $oninit -s Start the database server to single user mode, just like the single user of the operating system, and you can do some maintenance without interference from other users who want to connect to the database. 4) $oninit Normal boot database. 5) $oninit -v Normally starts the database and displays the boot process information. Oninit-- type this command can be used to help The OnInit command is used to change the operating mode of the system. The -i option is used to initialize the root DBSPACE of the system. Note that once root-dbspace is taken Initialization is equal to the initialization of the entire database system. If the user wants to automatically start the dynamic server system automatically when the computer is started, please start the system boot file (/etc/rc in many UNIX systems) Enter the OnInit command (without any options). Onmode Syntax: onmode, [-k], [-m], [-s], [-u], [-y] Onmode -k immediately shutdown system into off-line mode Onmode -m system from quiescent mode to on-line mode Onmode -s gra