i enter bshcmd -e
nothing happen.
i am using BaanIVc4.
D:\baan\bin>bshcmd -?
bshcmd: illegal option -- ?
Usage: bshcmd [options] <bshell_pid>
-v : Print version
-p : Show process list
-m : Show memory usage
-d <dbglvl> : Set DEBUG_LEVEL to (octal) <dbglvl>
-k <pid> : Kill bshell process id <pid>
-e : Kill all bshell processes
-M "message" : Send "message" to bshell
-s : Show entire contents of logfile (if accessable)
-l : Print logfile name of bshell (for later examination)
-T "cmdstr" : Modify BDB_DEBUG or TT_SQL_TRACE (bshell) and DBSLOG,
TT_SQL_TRACE, {DBMS}PROF or {DBMS}STAT (drivers) tracing
variables.
"cmdstr" may contain multiple commands of the form:
<trace variable>=<value>: set variable to value
<trace variable>+<value>: add bits to variable
<trace variable>-<value>: remove bits from variable
Examples:
Print the bshell internal process list:
bshcmd -p <bshell_pid>
Print memory usage to file and show file being used:
bshcmd -m -l <bshell_pid>
Set DEBUG_LEVEL to 02000:
bshcmd -d 02000 <bshell_pid>
Kill a bshell process with pid <pid>:
bshcmd -k <pid> <bshell_pid>
Set TT_SQL_TRACE to log interface calls:
bshcmd -T "TT_SQL_TRACE+02000" <bshell_pid>
Unix-specific options (-W, -w and -u) are silently ignored.
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