| -Xs |
Specifies a substitution character that stands
for the coserver number. Replace s with
a substitution character that can be used in arguments to command.
Use = or . as substitution characters. For details, see Specifying Coservers. You might need to use an escape character before some
special characters to prevent interpretation by a particular operating-system
shell. |
| -b |
Indicates that the command or operation is to
be performed in the background on each applicable node. |
| -i |
Indicates that xctl is
to print a message command or that operation is to be performed interactively; xctl asks
for confirmation before it routes the command to each node. |
| -ddirectory |
Specifies the name of the directory on each applicable
node in which to perform the command; directory must
be a valid pathname on the target node or nodes. Do not type a space
between -d and the directory name. |
| -e en_var_name |
Specifies an environment variable to export to
each node. The variable must be defined in the environment of the
user that performs the xctl command, and it
must conform to the naming conventions for the target nodes. |
| -C |
Indicates that the command is to be executed
for every coserver. This option is equivalent to the following xctl command:
xctl -b -X= command -yX=
The command is performed on the nodes assigned to each coserver.
Use this option only with the oninit command. |
-c coserver_num
start_num - end_num |
Specifies the coserver number of a single coserver
or a range of coserver numbers. The indicated command is performed
on the nodes assigned to the indicated coservers. Each coserver
number must be listed in the ONCONFIG file. You can specify a list
of coserver numbers. The list can include a range of coserver numbers. |
command
c-opts |
Specifies a database server utility or operating-system
command. Typical database server utilities to use with xctl are
as follows: oninit, onlog, onmode,
and onstat. |
