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    This document lists ASE Sybase commands and their descriptions. Some key commands include select statements to view server information like the number of restarts, boot time, error log path, memory size, etc. It also lists commands to view and manage databases, tables, users, security and more. Procedures like sp_helpdb, sp_help, sp_helptext, sp_who and utilities like bcp, dump, load are described for database administration, backup/restore and data import/export tasks.

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    This document lists ASE Sybase commands and their descriptions. Some key commands include select statements to view server information like the number of restarts, boot time, error log path, memory size, etc. It also lists commands to view and manage databases, tables, users, security and more. Procedures like sp_helpdb, sp_help, sp_helptext, sp_who and utilities like bcp, dump, load are described for database administration, backup/restore and data import/export tasks.

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    This document lists ASE Sybase commands and their descriptions. Some key commands include select statements to view server information like the number of restarts, boot time, error log path, memory size, etc. It also lists commands to view and manage databases, tables, users, security and more. Procedures like sp_helpdb, sp_help, sp_helptext, sp_who and utilities like bcp, dump, load are described for database administration, backup/restore and data import/export tasks.

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    ASE Sybase Commands

    Commands Description
    select @@bootcount number of times server restarted since installation.
    select @@boottime date and time when server was last booted.
    select @@dbts timestamp of current database.
    select @@error most recently generated error number by system.
    select @@errorlog path of ase dataserver error log.
    select @@heapmemsize size of heap memory pool in bytes.
    select @@identity most recently generated identity column values.
    select @@isolation session specific isolation level.
    select @@kernelmode kernel mode.
    select @@lastlogindate last login date and time of user.
    select @@maxpagesize server’s logical page size.
    select @@nestlevel current nesting level
    select @@optgoal current optimization goal setting.
    select @@pagesize server’s virtual page size.
    select @@parallel_degree current max parallel degree setting.
    select @@rowcount number of rows affected by last query.
    select @@scan_parallel_degree number of parallel degree for nonclustred index scan.
    select @@servername server name.
    select @@setrowcount current session set rowcount setting
    select @@spid spid of current session.
    select @@sqlstatus status of fetch command.
    select @@tempdbid temporary database id of the session.
    select @@thresh_hysteresis decrease in free space to activate threshold.
    select @@timeticks number of microseconds per tick.
    select @@total_read total disk read
    select @@total_write total disk write.
    select @@tranchained current session transaction mode (0- unchained 1- chained )
    select @@trancount transaction nesting level of current session.
    select @@transtate current state of transaction.
    select @@version version of ase server.
    select @@version_as_integer base version as number
    select @@version_number version as a number.
    View the server options sp_configure
    Update server options sp_configure 'option_name', new_value
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    Display active servers or instances showserver (executed from UNIX shell)

    Access server or instance isql -Uuser -Ppswd -Sserver


    Access database use dbname

    List databases in server or instance sp_helpdb


    List devices or files used by the sp_helpdevice
    databases
    Find space used or available space sp_helpdb dbname or sp_helpsegment segname or sp_spaceused
    List database tables sp_help
    List table characteristics sp_help tablename
    List source for stored procedures sp_helptext procname
    Administer security grant revoke sp_helpuser sp_addlogin sp_adduser sp_addalias
    sp_dropalias sp_dropuser sp_droplogin sp_addgroup sp_helpgroup
    sp_changegroup sp_password
    Start a server or instance startserver -fsrvr_name (from UNIX shell)
    Backup database dump database db_name to '/path/file'
    Restore database load database db_name from '/path/file'
    Export a text file from a table bcp table_name out filename
    for example:
    bcp dbase..tab1 out tab1.dat -S DBSERV1 -U someuser -P
    somepasswd -c > /dev/null
    Load a text file into a table bcp table_name in filename
    for example:
    bcp dbase..tab1 in tab1.dat -S DBSERV2 -U someuser -P somepasswd
    -c > /dev/null
    List connected users sp_who
    Kill connected users kill spid_number
    Generate DDLs defncopy
    sp_displaylogin Get Logged user information
    sp_locklogin Lock/Unlock sybase user
    select db_name() Default Database Name - When Login default db load

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