If you plan to add or modify entries, you must log in to the directory services, with the necessary privileges, before you start dscp.
To start dscp, enter:
$SYBASE/$SYBASE_OCS/bin/dscp
The dscp prompt, >>, appears. The commands you can use are:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
open [DSNAME] | Opens a session with the specified directory service or interfaces. dscp – to open a session with interfaces, specify “InterfacesDriver” as DSNAME. |
sess | Lists all open sessions. |
[switch] SESS | Makes session number SESS the current session. |
close [SESS] | Closes a session identified by the SESS number. If you do not
specify SESS, closes the current session. |
list [all] | Lists the server entries for the current session. To list the names of the entries, use the list command. To list the attributes for each entry, use the list all command. |
read SERVERNAME | Prints the contents of server entry SERVERNAME to the
screen. |
add SERVERNAME | Adds server entry SERVERNAME in the current session. dscp prompts you for information about SERVERNAME. Press Return to accept the default value, which is shown in brackets [ ]. |
adtr SERVERNAME | Adds an attribute to the server entry SERVERNAME in
the current session. |
mod SERVERNAME | Modifies server entry SERVERNAME in the current session. dscp prompts you for information about SERVERNAME. Press Return to accept the default value, which is shown in brackets [ ]. |
del SERVERNAME | Deletes server entry SERVERNAME in the current
session. |
delete-all | Deletes all server entries in the current session. |
copy NAME1 to {NAME2 |
SESS | SESS NAME2} | Copies server entry NAME1 in the current session to:
|
copyall to SESS | Copies all server entries in the current session to session
SESS. |
config | Prints configuration information related to your Sybase environment to the screen. |
exit, quit | Exits dscp. |
help, ?, h | Displays the help screen. |