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NAME

       fields - list fields in a table

SYNOPSIS

       fields host port socket user passwd table
       fields [-config configfile] -id id table

DESCRIPTION

       The  fields command returns a comma seperated list of the fields in the
       table specified by the table argument to standard output.

OPTIONS

       host   hostname of the machine running the listener daemon

       port   port number the listener daemon is listening on,  for  local  or
              remote connections

       socket socket   the   listener   daemon  is  listening  on,  for  local
              connections

       user   SQL Relay user name (as per config file)

       passwd SQL Relay password (as per config file)

       -config configfile
              config file to use (default /etc/sqlrelay/sqlrelay.conf)

       -id id instance to use (as per config file)

       table  table to be described

EXAMPLES

       fields "" "" /tmp/examplesocket fred secret tbl
              Connect to the SQL Relay listener daemon running  on  the  local
              machine,  with  socket  /tmp/examplesocket,  as  user fred, with
              password secret, and return the fields in table tbl.

       fields dbsvr 9000 "" fred secret tbl
              Connect to the SQL Relay listener daemon running on  the  remote
              machine dbsvr, on port 9000, as user fred, with password secret,
              and return the fields in table tbl.

       fields -id example tbl
              Connect to the SQL Relay listener daemon  for  instance  example
              (as  defined  in  /etc/sqlrelay/sqlrelay.config), and return the
              fields in table tbl.

SEE ALSO

       query(1), sqlr-config-gtk(1),  sqlrsh(1),  sqlr-cachemanager(8),  sqlr-
       connection(8),  sqlr-listener(8),  sqlr-scaler(8), sqlr-start(8), sqlr-
       stop(8), and the documentation in /usr/share/doc/sqlrelay.

AUTHORS

       This manual page was written by Andreas  Tille  <tille@debian.org>  and
       Florian  M.  Weps  <fweps@pop.agri.ch>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system
       (but may be used by others).