This section presents the formal command syntax and the available command-line options.
By default the topaz command invokes an RPC executable. This is the same as specifying the -r option on the topaz command line:
topaz [ -r ] [ -q ] [ -i | -I topazini ] [ -u useName ]
When invoked with the -l option, Topaz runs in linked mode. The command line accepts additional options that apply only when starting linked version:
topaz -l [ -q ] [ -i | -I topazini ] [ -u useName ] [ -e exeConfig ] [ -z systemConfig ] [ -T tocSizeKB ] [ -C configParams ]
In linked topaz (topaz -l_, you may also login RPC sessions, as well as login a linked session. Settings that only apply to linked sessions (-e, -z, -T, and -C) do not apply for RPC sessions started from linked topaz.
topaz can also provides usage and version information:
Provides configuration parameters, in configuration file sytnax, that override settings in the configuation files. Only applies to linked sessions (RPC sessions may use the -C syntax in the Gem’s NRS). |
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The GemStone executable configuration file. This only applies to linked sessions. See Executable Configuration File. |
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Specify a complete path and file to a topazini initialization files, and use this rather then any .topazini in the default location. |
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Start Topaz in quiet mode, suppressing printout of the banner and other information. |
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The GEM_TEMPOBJ_CACHE_SIZE that will be used. Overrides any settings provided in configuration files passed as arguments with the -e or -z options. Only applies to linked sessions. |
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The value is not used by the topaz executable, but may be useful in identifying processes in OS utilities such as top or ps. |
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On Windows client only; forces terminal behavior regardless of I/O device. |
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The GemStone system configuration file (applies only to linked sessions). See System Configuration File. |