Dump AMS DataBase (DADB) -- x.x (x.x.x.x) -- creation-date
The DADB identification line appears when the processor is started. x .x is the external level number. is the internal (build) level number. creation-date is the date this version of DADB was created.
END of Dump AMS Database (DADB) Errors - n Warnings - m
DADB summary information appears when the processor exits normally. n is the total number of error messages displayed, and m is the total number of warning messages.
Usage: dadb [-option ...] db_name [out_file]
where options are:
| -c[0 | 1 | 2] | Add token numbering and message comments to output |
| -h | Add database name, revision level, and update time to output |
| -l | Send output to standard output (screen) |
| -s[ n ] | Set maximum line length, where 70 ≤ n ≤ 3000. |
Call line format information is displayed when DADB is called without options or parameters.
I0002: Writing BADB command syntax to file ’output-file’.DADB writes the BADB command syntax to output-file. DADB creates output-file, if it does not exist, or overwrites the file, if it does exist.
I0003: Database ’database’ contains no patterns.The database database does not contain any pattern definitions. It may, however, contain variable definitions.
I0004: Maximum output line size set to n characters (s option).A confirmation message indicating the maximum output line size was set by using the option -s. n is the maximum line length in characters, with n being less than or equal to 3000 and greater than or equal to 70.
I0005: This version of DADB does not support type database.type is “SP-AMS” for SP-AMS databases created on a Sun UNIX Operations Sentinel Server.