> onstat -c shows you the contents of the ONCONFIG file, but then so does vi> $INFORMIXDIR/etc/$ONCONFIG. Perhaps I did not understand the question?
Does onstat -c reflect changes made by onmode commands? I
should try that and see...that, to me, would be the compelling
reason for showing the configuration of the engine instead of the
.onconfig file...
↪ replying to Chuck Renaud
Let me restate my original question in a more verbose, less comprehensive
manner:
I need to force the engine to vomit back to me what the current settings are for
all config parameters -- *in memory*, not in the misleading config file --
something like 0racle's SHOW PARAMETERS command in sqlplus/svrmgrl. Is IDS even
capable of such a basic reporting function? Sorry, onstat -c isn't what I need
-- Kewpie doll to first _correct_ answer.
Chuck Renaud wrote:
> > onstat -c shows you the contents of the ONCONFIG file, but then so does vi> > $INFORMIXDIR/etc/$ONCONFIG. Perhaps I did not understand the question?
>
> Does onstat -c reflect changes made by onmode commands? I
> should try that and see...that, to me, would be the compelling
> reason for showing the configuration of the engine instead of the
> .onconfig file...