Commonly Used SequeLink® Manager Commands
This section lists some commonly used SequeLink Manager commands. Both long and short command names are listed. See "SequeLink® Manager Commands" for a complete list of SequeLink Manager commands.
Starting a SequeLink® Service
Command:
ServiceStart | ss
Syntax:
Example:
Stopping a SequeLink® Service
Command:
ServiceStop | sst
Syntax:
Example:
Creating a SequeLink® Service
Command:
ServiceCreate
|scSyntax:
Service template IDs can be obtained using the ServiceTemplateList
|stl command.Example:
Deleting a SequeLink® Service
NOTE: Before deleting a SequeLink service, you must stop the service you want to delete.
Command:
ServiceDelete
|sdSyntax:
Example:
Viewing Service Attributes
Command:
ServiceInfo | si
Syntax:
Example:
Changing a Service Attribute
Command:
ServiceAttributeReplace
|sarSyntax:
Example:
Adding a Service Attribute
Command:
ServiceAttributeAdd
|saaSyntax:
Example:
Deleting a Service Attribute
Command:
ServiceAttributeDelete
|sadSyntax:
Example:
Creating a Server Data Source
Command:
DataSourceCreate | dsc
Syntax:
Example:
Deleting a Server Data Source
Command:
DataSourceDelete | dsd
Syntax:
Example:
Changing a Server Data Source Attribute
Command:
DataSourceAttributeReplace | dsar
Syntax:
Example:
Adding a Server Data Source Attribute
Command:
DataSourceAttributeAdd | dsaa
Syntax:
Example:
Deleting a Server Data Source Attribute
Command:
DataSourceAttributeDelete
|dsadSyntax:
Example:
Killing a Session
Command:
SessionStop | sess
Syntax:
Session IDs can be obtained with the ServiceActiveInfo | sai command.
Example:
Viewing Event Tracing Information
Command:
EventList | el
Syntax:
{eventlist | el} service_name | [remote]file= event_trace_file_name [details] [ [{service | srvc}] | [{session | sess}] | [{statement | stmt}] | [{transaction | trans}] | [{network | net}] | [{error | err}] | [{other | oth}] ] ] [count=[{ + | - }] {all | number}] [offset={begin | end} [{ + | - }]number] [query='custom_event_filter_string']Example:
Local host or remote configuration examples:
el SLAgent detailsel SLOracle details service count=all offset=10el SLOracle10 stmt query='${ReturnCode} != 0'el "file=C:\Program Files\DataDirect\slserver60\tracing\ SLoracle10.trc" count=10el "remotefile=C:\Program Files\DataDirect\slserver60\ tracing\SLoracle10.trc" service detailsOffline configuration examples:
el "file=C:\Program Files\DataDirect\slserver60\tracing\ SLoracle10.trc"el "file=C:\Program Files\DataDirect\slserver60\tracing\ SLoracle10.trc" count=10el "file=C:\Program Files\DataDirect\slserver60\tracing\ SLoracle10.trc" count=-all offset=endel "file=C:\Program Files\DataDirect\slserver60\tracing\ SLoracle10.trc" offset=5 service sessionel "file=C:\Program Files\DataDirect\slserver60\tracing\ SLoracle10.trc" service detailsViewing Active Services
Command:
ServiceList | sl
Syntax:
Example:
Viewing Details About an Active Service (Including Active Sessions)
Command:
ServiceActiveInfo | sai
Syntax:
Example:
Viewing Details About an Active Session
Command:
SessionInfo | sesi
Syntax:
Session IDs can be obtained using the ServiceActiveInfo | sai command.
Example: