-ec iqsrv16 database server option
Uses transport-layer security or simple encryption to encrypt all command sequence communication protocol packets (such as DBLib and ODBC) transmitted to and from all clients. TDS packets aren't encrypted.
-gr iqsrv16 Server Option
Sets the maximum length of time, in minutes, that the database server takes to recover from system failure.
-gss iqsrv16 Server Option
Sets, in part, the stack size for server execution threads that execute requests for server connections.
-gt iqsrv16 database server option
Sets the maximum number of physical processors that can be used (up to the licensed maximum). This option is only useful on multiprocessor systems.
-gu iqsrv16 database server option
Sets the privilege required for executing database file administration statements such as for creating or dropping databases.
–iqlm iqsrv16 Server Option
Specifies the maximum amount of memory in MB that SAP Sybase IQ can dynamically request from the operating system for temporary use.
-iqmpx_failover iqsrv16 Server Option
Initiates multiplex coordinator failover to establish the designated failover Secondary node as the new coordinator.
-iqnumbercpus iqsrv16 Server Option
Specifies the number of CPUs available to SAP Sybase IQ, overriding the physical number of CPUs, for resource planning purposes.
-iqtss iqsrv16 Server Option
Specifies the stack size, in KB, for server execution threads running either in the background or as part of a thread team assisting the main server connection thread.
-kl iqsrv16 database server option
Specifies the file name of the Kerberos GSS-API library (or shared object on Unix) and enables Kerberos authenticated connections to the database server.
-ks iqsrv16 database server option
Disables the creation of shared memory that the Performance Monitor uses to collect counter values from the database server.
-on iqsrv16 database server option
Specifies a maximum size for the database server message log, after which the file is renamed with the extension .old and a new file is started.
-os iqsrv16 database server option
Specifies a maximum size for the database server message log file, at which point the file is renamed.
-sf iqsrv16 database server option
Controls whether users have access to features for databases running on the current database server. A secured feature can only be accessed by a user with appropriate privileges, while an unsecured feature can be accessed by all users.
-sk iqsrv16 database server option
Specifies a system secure feature key that can be used to allow access to features that are secured for the database server.
-su iqsrv16 database server option
Sets the password for the DBA user of the utility database (utility_db), or disable connections to the utility database.
-ud iqsrv16 Server Option
(UNIX servers) Causes the process to run as a daemon in the root directory. SAP recommends that you do not use this switch in IQ servers.
-uf iqsrv16 database server option
Specifies the action that the database server takes when a fatal error or assertion failure occurs on a database server.
-ut iqsrv16 Server Option
(UNIX servers) Causes the server to touch catalog store temporary files at intervals specified by min.
-v iqsrv16 Server Option
Displays the database server version in a message box (Windows) or in a version string (UNIX / Linux).