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Titel: Ansichten
Beitrag von: taheri am 13.08.02 - 10:15:58
Guten Morgen all,

wie war das bitte der Befehl auf Konsole für alle Ansichten aktualisieren bzw. eine bestimmte Ansicht in einem bestimmten Datenbank?

danke
Titel: Re: Ansichten
Beitrag von: Axel am 13.08.02 - 10:19:00
Hi,

für Ansichten in allen Datenbanken: load updall

Axel
Titel: Re: Ansichten
Beitrag von: Meff am 13.08.02 - 10:22:54
Hi taheri,

hier die Übersicht der möglichen Parameter :

Parameters for Updall
Parameter      Description:      What to type at Server console:
-V      Update views.  The database name is optional.      Load UPDALL MyDB -V
-F      Update all full text indexes.      Load UPDALL MyDB -F
-L      Update all full text indexes defined by Index Update Frequencyas 'Daily', 'Hourly', or 'Immediate'.      Load UPDALL -L
-M      Update all full text indexes defined by Index Update Frequencyas 'Hourly' or 'Immediate'.      Load UPDALL -M
-H      Update all full text indexes defined by Index Update Frequencyas 'Immediate'.      Load UPDALL -H
-C      Build indexes for views that haven't already been built.  The database must be specified.      Load UPDALL MyDB -C
-T      Update a particular view, by Title.  The database and entire view title must be specified.
     * This is an undocumented parameter --
     (If a view title is cascaded, the value returned by @viewtitle will not work as an argument.  In general, Notes @ commands have problems with view names that are cascaded with synonyms.)      Load UPDALL MyDB -T ($ServerAccess) -R
-R      Force rebuild of every view that has been opened.  The database name is optional.  This is a resource-intensive option.  When running on a large database, it is best to bring the server down, and run UPDALL from the OS/2 prompt (C:\$UPDALL Names -R).
     * This is an undocumented parameter      Load UPDALL MyDB -R
-X      Rebuild Full-text indexes and does not rebuild views.      Load UPDALL MyDB -X

Meff ;)