start_iq Database Options

Available switches for the start_iq database-options parameters.

• -a iqsrv16 database option
  Applies the named transaction log.
• -ad iqsrv16 database option
  Specifies the directory containing transaction log files to be applied to the database.
• -al iqsrv16 Database Option
  Extends LOGIN_MODE for LDAPUA only to a select number of users using Standard authentication.
• -ar iqsrv16 database option
  Specifies that any transaction log files located in the same directory as the current transaction log should be applied to the database.
• -as iqsrv16 database option
  Specifies that the database should continue to run after transaction logs have been applied (used in conjunction with -ad or -ar).
• -dh iqsrv16 Database Option
  Makes a database undetectable when the Server Location utility dblocate -d is run against the server.
• -ds iqsrv16 database option
  Specifies the directory where the dbspaces for the database and the transaction log are located.
• -ek iqsrv16 Database Option
  Specifies the database encryption key.
• -iqfreq iqsrv16 Database Option
  Marks the specified database as in use and restores the IQ main store portion of the database to its last known consistent state.
• -m iqsrv16 Database Option
  Truncates (deletes) the transaction log when a checkpoint is done, either at shutdown or as a result of a checkpoint scheduled by the server.
• -n iqsrv16 Database Option
  Provides an alternate name, or nickname, for the database.
• -r iqsrv16 Database Option
  Forces all databases that start on the database server to be read-only.
• -sm iqsrv16 Database Option
  Provides an alternate database server name that can be used to access the read-only mirror database.
• -sn iqsrv16 Database Option
  Provides an alternate server name for a single database running on a database server.
• -xp iqsrv16 Database Option
  Provides information to an operational server that allows it to connect to its partner and to the arbiter when database mirroring is being used.