DBOO manager
The DBOO manager is used to create databases, users and access groups as well as creating and managing indices. It can also be used for searching for objects, making backups or restore from backup.
The DBOO manager’s executable is called dboo, and should typically be installed in /opt/dboo/dboo-<version>/bin. During installation, there should be symbolic links created from /usr/bin, so it should be available on the command line:
> dboo
The DBOO manager can be used both in interactive, where the user logs in to a database via a command line interface, or in non interactive mode which is more suitable for using in scripts.
- Interactive mode
- Non interactive mode
- Commands
- add group
- add user
- backup
- config
- connect
- count<class>([<expression>])
- create database
- create index
- dbconfig list
- drop database
- drop group
- drop index
- drop user
- erase<class>([<expression>])
- exit
- help
- list classes
- list databases
- list groups
- list indices
- list users
- modify database
- modify group
- modify index
- modify user
- print class
- quit
- rebuild all indices
- rebuild index
- request<class>([<expression>])
- restore
- select<class>([<expression>])
- server logs
- set password
- version