Engine Control: Command-line Tools

The chapter describes the actions that can be performed with command-line tools.

Engine Control: Command-line Tools: Overview
A description of various tasks you can perform with command-line tools.
Start the Sybase CEP Server
This section describes the command-line parameters and options for starting Sybase CEP Server.
Access a Running Sybase CEP Server
Every command or API call that issues one or more SOAP requests to a server needs to know the URI of the Sybase CEP Server.
Create a Project and its Associated Schema Files
This section describes how to create a project (query module) and its associated schema files by using command-line tools.
Create a Workspace on the Sybase CEP Server
To deploy a Sybase CEP query module, the server must have a workspace that the query module can run inside.
Compile a Project or a Schema File
Before you can deploy a project to a Sybase CEP Server, translate the project from its source form (.ccp/.ccl files and .ccs files) to an internal object code form with the Sybase CEP Compiler.
Sending the query module to the server
This section describes the command-line procedure and parameters required to send a query module to a server.
Registering a Project via the c8_client Program
Compile and run a query module by giving the c8_client utility the register-ccl-query command.
Compiling and Running a Project
Compile a query module locally and run it by giving the c8_client utility the compile-and-run command.
Get Status of an Executing Project
After a project has been started on the Server, it is usually necessary to monitor the status of the project.
Publishing Data to a Server
This section outlines the use of the c8_client program to publish data to a stream.
Stop Execution of a CCL Project
After a CCL project is successfully started on the Sybase CEP Server, it continues to execute until it is stopped by a client request.
Clean Up a Workspace's Resources
When a workspace is no longer in use, elimintate it using the manager-destroy-workspace c8_client command.
Stop the Sybase CEP Server
This section describes how to stop Sybase CEP Server.