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8 Launching the NonStop SQL/MX Remote Conversational
Interface
This chapter discusses the following topics:
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“Introduction to RMXCI” (page 99)
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“Locating the RMXCI program” (page 99)
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“Launching RMXCI” (page 99)
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“Setting Auto Logon options” (page 100)
Introduction to RMXCI
The SQL/MX database supports a client-based utility, called NonStop SQL/MX Remote
Conversational Interface (RMXCI), which enables you to enter SQL statements interactively, or from
script files in its command-line interface. You can also execute SQL statements to RMXCI from a
Perl or Python program.
For more information on RMXCI, see:
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HP NonStop SQL/MX Remote Conversational Interface (RMXCI) Guide
•
Command-line help within RMXCI
The RMXCI help describes the commands supported in the current operating mode of RMXCI.
Related Topics
“Locating the RMXCI program” (page 99)
“Launching RMXCI” (page 99)
“Setting Auto Logon options” (page 100)
Locating the RMXCI program
MXDM launches RMXCI from its default installation location. If RMXCI is not found in the default
location, you can browse to determine the installation location. After MXDM launches RMXCI, the
location is cached. When required, you can change the location from where RMXCI is launched.
The MXDM application locates the RMXCI program in the RMXCI default install location. If the
RMXCI program is not found at the default installation location, you can browse for the RMXCI
installation location. After the RMXCI program is located, the location is saved. If you uninstall
RMXCI, you must use the same procedure to locate the RMXCI program again. You can change
the location of the RMXCI program at any time. To change the location, select Tools
→Options...,
and modify the location.
Related Topics
“Introduction to RMXCI” (page 99)
“Launching RMXCI” (page 99)
“Setting Auto Logon options” (page 100)
Launching RMXCI
To launch RMXCI, use one of the following methods:
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From the MXDM toolbar, click SQL/MX Remote Conversational Interface ( ). For more
information on the MXDM toolbar, see “Using the MXDM toolbar” (page 30) .
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Select Tools
→SQL/MX Remote Conversational Interface.
The RMXCI window appears. If the Auto Logon option is enabled, you can use the user credentials
of the currently selected SQL/MX database that is connected to log on to RMXCI. The data source,
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