When you invoke DB–Access from the command line, you can specify a database as current, execute a file that contains one or more SQL statements, and display multilevel error messages.
The following sample command executes the SQL statements in a file named sel_stock.sql on the mystores database:
dbaccess mystores sel_stock
The following sample command executes the SQL statements in the sel_all.sql file on the database that file specifies:
dbaccess - sel_all.sqlHome | [ Top of Page | Previous Page | Next Page | Contents | Index ]