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RE: create User: msg#01074

db.sapdb.general

Subject: RE: create User

> How can i create a new user??????
>
> The answer of documentation:
> <create_user_statement> ::= CREATE USER <user_name> PASSWORD
> <password>
[...]

CREATE USER is SQL-

> When i open a dbmcli session and type this command, the following
> message appears:
> ERR
> -24977,ERR_COMMAND: unknown command "create_user"

dbmcli does not know of SQL, unless you use the _dbmcli_ command sql_execute.

> The docu ist not really useful !!

It has to be applied at the right place, SQL in an SQL session (SQL Studio,
dbmcli SQL session, ...) dbmcli commands in a dbmcli session.

> By typing "help" the correct syntax appears:
>
> user_create <username>,<pwd> [<templateuser>] (needs dbname)

You mix up two different things.

> On which way i´ve to format the command?
>
> user_create testuser,testpassword
>
> unfortunately not enough! The answer of dbmcli:
> ERR
> -24948,ERR_NODBNAME: database name required

You must give dbmcli some hint which database instance you want to use. Use the
-d commandline switch.

> Waht´s the correct syntax ???

usage: dbmcli [<options>] [[-c] <DBMServer-Command>]
<options>:
-u username,passwd (DBM user)
-U [userkey] (default DBMUSR)
-uUTL [username,passwd] (UTILITY session)
-uSQL [username,passwd] (SQL session)
-uSRV (Service session)
-v (show version of server)
-d dbname (set dbname)
-R dbroot (set dbroot)
-n node (name of servernode)
-i inputfile (Default stdin)
-o outputfile (Default stdout)
-t protocolfile (writes subsequent protocol)
-s (local mode, don't use with -n)
<DBMServer-Command>:
everything after the options will be sent to DBMServer


> Thkx!


HTH
Christian

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