The following commands are available for administering Rational® Synergy.
For information about commands that developers and build
managers use, see Alphabetical command list.
ccm archive_fix
Use the ccm archive_fix command to repair
damaged archives.
ccm cache_server This content applies to version 7.2.1 or later. The ccm
cache_server command checks the consistency of the objects
that are cached on the cache server with the Rational Synergy main server repository
objects.
ccm export
Use the ccm export command to export specified
objects to a package. This package can be imported into the same or
another Rational Synergy
database, at the same Rational Synergy
release and patch level.
ccm fs_check
Use the ccm fs_check command to check
the consistency of a Rational Synergy
database file system.
ccm import
Use the ccm import command to import objects
contained in an import package compressed file.
ccm message
Use the ccm message command to send a
message directly to a Rational Synergy
user. Or use to broadcast a message to Rational Synergy users selected using a
keyword criterion.
ccm metadata_check
Use the ccm metadata_check command to
perform a business logic consistency check on the meta-data in a Rational Synergy database.
ccm monitor
The ccm monitor command shows status information.
ccm ps
The ccm ps command shows process status
information.
ccm set_password
Use the ccm set_password command to store
encrypted passwords for starting Rational Synergy.
ccm update_urls
Use the ccm update_urls command to update
the server URL references so that the links stored in the CR attributes
continue to work.
ccm users -add
Use the ccm users -add command to add
a user as an authorized user of the database and to allocate one or
more roles to that user.
ccm users -export
Use the ccm users -export command to export
the current authorized users of the database and their roles.
ccm users -import
Use the ccm users -import command to import
the current authorized users of the database and their roles from
a file that was previously created with ccm users -export.
ccm users -list
Use the ccm users -list command to list
the names of the authorized users in this database.
ccm users -modify
Use the ccm users -modify command to change
the roles that are granted to a specified user.
ccm users -remove
Use the ccm users -remove command to remove
a user from the database.
ccm users -show roles
Use the ccm users -show roles command
to show the roles assigned to a specified user.
ccm version
The ccm version command shows the version
of Rational Synergy.
ccm_esd
The ccm_esd command starts the Rational Synergy engine startup
daemon.
ccm_install
The ccm_install command installs Rational Synergy.
ccm_objreg
Use the ccm_objreg command to start the
object registrar daemon. This daemon keeps the data of each object
current in all the user interface processes as modifications are made
to the Rational Synergy
databases.
ccm_objreg_tail
The ccm_objreg_tail command tails the Rational Synergy object registrar
log.
ccm_router
The ccm_router command starts the Rational Synergy message router
daemon.
ccm_router_tail
The ccm_router_tail command tails the Rational Synergy message router
daemon.
ccm_server
The ccm_server command starts the CCM
server, which serves Rational Synergy
sessions running in web-mode and help.
ccm_start_daemons
The ccm_start_daemons command starts all Rational Synergy daemons.
ccm_stop_daemons
The ccm_stop_daemons command stops the Rational Synergy daemons.
ccmdb backup
The ccmdb backup command checks and then
backs up a database.
ccmdb check
The ccmdb check command verifies the integrity
of a database.
ccmdb copy
The ccmdb copy command copies a database.
ccmdb create
The ccmdb create command creates a root
database.
ccmdb delete
The ccmdb delete command removes a database.
ccmdb drop
The ccmdb drop command drops a database
from the database server when the database path, or other database
information, is accidentally removed.
ccmdb dump
The ccmdb dump command dumps the metadata
of a database to a dump file or to standard output.
ccmdb info
The ccmdb info command reports or changes
the characteristics of a database.
ccmdb load
The ccmdb load command loads the dumped
metadata of a database into a new or existing database.
ccmdb pack
The ccmdb pack command dumps database
contents to a single, portable file.
ccmdb protect
The ccmdb protect command protects a database
from new sessions.
ccmdb refresh
The ccmdb refresh command refreshes the
database web server for web-mode users.
ccmdb repair
The ccmdb repair command repairs database
indexes.
ccmdb restore
The ccmdb restore command restore the
database from the backup file created by ccmdb backup command.
ccmdb shutdown
The ccmdb shutdown command shuts down
all active sessions on a database, and then protects the database.
ccmdb unpack
The ccmdb unpack command restores a database
from a ccmdb pack file.
ccmdb unprotect
The ccmdb unprotect command unprotects
a database.
ccmdb update_statistics
The ccmdb update_statistics command updates Informix® system tables so that
queries execute more quickly.
ccmdb upgrade
The ccmdb upgrade command converts a database
from a previous release.
ccmsrv archive
The ccmsrv archive command archives a
database server.
ccmsrv create
The ccmsrv create command creates a database
server.
ccmsrv delete
The ccmsrv delete command deletes a database
server.
ccmsrv expand
The ccmsrv expand command increases the
size of the database server space.
ccmsrv modify
The ccmsrv modify command changes the
database server parameters.
ccmsrv offline
The ccmsrv offline command takes a database
server offline.
ccmsrv online
The ccmsrv online command brings a database
server online.
ccmsrv quiescent
The ccmsrv quiescent command places a
database server in the quiescent state.
ccmsrv restore
The ccmsrv restore command restores a
server from an archive device.
ccmsrv status
The ccmsrv status command shows the status
of the database server.