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The CUBRID utilities provide features that can be used to comprehensively manage the CUBRID service. CUBRID utilities are divided into the service management utility, which is used to manage the CUBRID service process, and the database management utility, which is used to manage the database.
The service management utility is as follows:
See Registering Services for details.
The database management utility is as follows:
See How to Use the CUBRID Management Utilities (Syntax) for details.
The following information will be displayed upon entering cubrid in the prompt.
% cubrid
cubrid utility, version R4.0
usage: cubrid <utility-name> [args]
Type 'cubrid <utility-name>' for help on a specific utility.
Available service's utilities:
service
server
broker
manager
heartbeat
Available administrator's utilities:
addvoldb
alterdbhost
backupdb
checkdb
compactdb
copydb
createdb
deletedb
diagdb
installdb
killtran
loaddb
lockdb
optimizedb
plandump
renamedb
restoredb
spacedb
unloaddb
paramdump
statdump
changemode
copylogdb
applylogdb
applyinfo
cubrid is a tool for DBMS.
For additional information, see http://www.cubrid.com
If you want to control the service using Cubrid utilities in Windows Vista and the later versions of Windows, you are recommended to open the command prompt window as an administrator.
If you do not use the command prompt window as an administrator to use Cubrid utilities, you can execute it through UAC (User Account Control) dialog, but cannot check the result message.
To open the command prompt window in Windows Vista and the later versions of Windows as an administrator, right-click [Start] > [All Programs] > [Accessories] > [Command Prompt] to select [Run as Administrator]. When the dialog box to check the elevation of rights pops up, click [Yes] to open the Command Prompt as an administrator.