db_util <Rulebase Name> [Rulebase Number] [-c<Utility Name>] [-s<SQL Script Name>] [-h<Database Host>] [-d<Database Type>]

Rulebase Name

Name of the Rulebase Server or the dictionary alias of the Rulebase name.

Use the following format for a Rulebase name:

<DB Type>:<Number>:<User>/<Password>@<Service>

For example,

-r odb:0:myuid/mypassw@oraserv

Use the following format for the dictionary alias of a Rulebase name:

ids:<Rulebase Alias>

For example,

ids:rb

Rulebase Number

Optional. Rulebase number for the Rulebase Server that you want to unlock. By default, the utility uses the rulebase number that you specified in the connection string.

Utility Name

Optional. Utility to run the SQL script. Default is sqlplus.

SQL Script Name

Optional. Absolute path and name for the SQL script that the utility internally creates. By default, the utility creates an SQL script named,

myscript.sql

, in the current working directory. Use this parameter when you do not have the write permission to the current working directory.

Database Host

Optional. Host name of the database server.

Database Type

Optional. Type of the database that you use. The type 0 indicates IBM Db2, and the type 1 indicates Microsoft SQL Server.

Use one of the following values:

0. Indicates IBM DB2. For example, the following command indicates that you use IBM DB2 database:

$SSABIN/db_util $SSA_RBNAME 00 -cdb2 -s/tmp/myscript -hu100lx6 -d0

1. Indicates Microsoft SQL Server. For example, the following command indicates that you use Microsoft SQL Server database:

$SSABIN/db_util $SSA_RBNAME 00 -csqlcmd -s/tmp/myscript -d1

If you do not specify this parameter, it indicates that you use Oracle database. For example, the following command indicates that you use Oracle database:

$SSABIN/db_util $SSA_RBNAME 00

$SSABIN/db_util ids:rb 03 -csqlplus -s/tmp/dbscript.sql