HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 14)

◦ View information related to table profiles and statistics.
◦ View EMS logs.
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SQL Whiteboard —enables you to execute queries and view data results. Using the SQL
Whiteboard, you can perform the following:
◦ Execute DDL and Data Manipulation Language (DML) statements.
◦ Persist queries across sessions for reuse.
◦ Copy query results to a spreadsheet.
◦ Highlight a portion of an SQL statement and execute (syntax highlighting).
◦ Cancel an executing query.
◦ Open and save query text to a file.
◦ Use parameters in queries.
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MXDM Framework —enables you to perform the following:
Manage multiple SQL/MX databases using a single instance of MXDM. ◦
◦ Save the connection definition when you connect to a system the first time, and retrieve
the definition automatically during subsequent attempts to connect to that system.
◦ Access tools using menu and toolbar options.
◦ Customize the elements displayed in the UI.
◦ Copy grid contents to a spreadsheet, clipboard, browser or a file.
◦ Launch RMXCI.
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Data source and connectivity management — If you have the operator permission, MXDM
enables you to perform the following:
◦ Add information related to environmental variables, such as, Control Query Defaults
(CQDs), DEFINEs and SETs, and Control Table Statements.
◦ Create, edit, copy or delete data sources.
◦ Start and stop data sources.
◦ Stop server processes.
◦ Start and stop MXCS services.
◦ View user permissions.
NOTE: Only the SUPER.SUPER user can assign and change user permissions.
Related Topic
“Obtaining version and build information” (page 39)
14 Introduction to MXDM