These commands are active only after you connect to a cluster:
add backupserve – configures one or more new Backup Servers on nodes in the cluster not currently configured for Backup Server.
add instance – adds one new instance to the cluster.
create backupserver – create Backup Server.
create xpserver – creates an XP Server.
diagnose { cluster | instance } – performs a set of checks to ensure the cluster or instance is working properly.
disconnect – loses all connections to the current cluster and returns the cluster to the unconnected state.
drop backupserver – drops the Backup Server.
drop cluster – removes each instance from the cluster and deletes the cluster definition from the cluster configuration file.
drop xpserver – drops the XP Server.
drop instance – removes an instance from the cluster.
exit – exits sybcluster.
help – lists the currently available sybcluster interactive commands.
localize – displays current values for default language, charset, and sort order. Allows you to change the default values and add or remove languages.
quit – exits sybcluster.
set backupserver – changes the listening port number for Backup Server on one or more nodes.
set cluster – sets properties for the cluster.
set instance – sets properties for the instance.
set xpserver – changes the listening port number for XP Server on one or more nodes.
show backupserver config – displays the names of the nodes on which Backup Server is configured and the associated listening port number.
show cluster – displays configuration, log, and status values for the cluster.
show instance – displays information about an instance.
show membership mode – displays the cluster’s current membership mode, which specifies whether or not the cluster supports Veritas Cluster Server integration.
show session – displays current agent and discovery information.
show xpserver config – displays the names of the instances and nodes on which XP Server is configured and the associated listening port number.
shutdown cluster – shuts down the cluster by executing a Transact-SQL shutdown command for each instance in the cluster.
shutdown instance – shuts down the instance by executing a Transact-SQL shutdown command.
start cluster – starts all instances in the cluster.
start instance – starts an instance in the cluster.
use – sets the default instance.
