Appendix

Default aliases

Name	Description
c	Clear console
cda	Changes directory to ${MYSQL_BASE}/admin/${MYSQL_SERVER}
cdal	Changes directory to ${DMK_MYSQL_LOG}
cdb	Changes directory to ${MYSQL_BASE}
cdd	Changes directory to ${DMK_BASE}
cdh	Changes directory to ${MYSQL_HOME}
cdl	Changes directory to ${MYSQL_BASE}/local
cdt	Changes directory to ${MYSQL_BASE}/network/admin
dmkhelp	Display into the shell all default aliases/variables categorized by the DMK package you are looking for. The help is available for all packages.
dmkman	Display the dmk man page
f	Executes fdisk.sh
mdstart	Start instance
mdstop	Stop instance
mdrestart	Restart instance
mdcreate	Create instance with mcreate.sh script
mdremove	Remove instance with mremove.sh script
mq	Database connection
mqs	Login to the MySQL Shell console
sta/ser/u	Print Oracle components status: “sta” by status “ser” by service “u” a faster variant of “ser” (no differentiation between the database states OPEN/MOUNT/NOMOUNT)
taa/via	Tail/Edit the ${MYSQL_SERVER}.err
vid	Edit the ${DMK_HOME}/etc/dmk.conf
vic	Edit the my.cnf
vii	Edit the ${DMK_HOME}/etc/instance.conf

Other aliases are created automatically for directories under the “${DMK_BASE}”.

As explained in chapter 4.3 Automatic creation of aliases and variables for modules

Name	Description
mysqld[instance id]	Setup the workspace on the instance mysqld[instance id]
md[instance name]	Setup the workspace on the instance md[instance name]

Default variables

Name	Description
DMK_BASE	Match to the directory level above “${DMK_HOME}” Typically it match to “${MYSQL_BASE}/local”
DMK_HOME	Installation directory
MYSQL_BASE	O.F.A , Software root directory
DMK_MYSQL_LOG	Match to the directory “${MYSQL_BASE}/admin/${ORACLE_SID}/log”

Other variables are created automatically for directories under the “${DMK_BASE}”.

As explained in chapter Automatic creation of aliases and variables for modules

Support Matrix

Operating System	Support Level	MySQL Releases
Oracle Enterprise Linux	Certified	any
Red Hat Enterprise Linux	Certified	any
Suse Enterprise Linux	Supported	any
IBM AIX	Contact Support Team
Sun Solaris	Contact Support Team
HP-UX	Contact Support Team

Please contact the Support Team if your version isn’t available in the above matrix.