Working with tree settings – Dell Acceleration Appliances for Databases User Manual

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Load your Fikon envionment from an

scp source

load --input-scp

user@host:my_env.xml

Loads the Fikon environment from an

scp source, prompting you for the

password to use.

Working with Tree Settings

Settings show up in your current tree location and are visible as uppercase entries. When you
create a setting, it is inherited by all child environments below your current environment.

Task

Example

Description

Remove a setting.

unset

read_timeout_seconds

Unset removes an entry from the

environment (as does rm). Unset tab-

completes the available settings.

Remember settings.

save

Writes your environment tree to

~/.fikon/tree.xml, which is read each

time Fikon starts (unless --norc is

specified on Fikon's command line).

Change the fio-saft timeout.

set

read_timeout_seconds 60

If fio-saft is taking a long time to

respond (but is eventually

responding) you can change the

default timeout, which is 30 seconds.

Show interactions with fio-saft.

set rest_log console

This will display every interaction with

fio-saft on the console.

Show only key fio-saft interactions.

set rest_log_urls_only

on

Reduces the output of set

rest_log_console to show only the

URLs and response codes, without

response bodies.

Set time commands.

set time_command on

For each command entered, shows

how long it takes to execute it.

Change the prompt.

set prompt_show_busy

<val>

set

prompt_show_node_name

<val>

set prompt_show_user

<val>

These control the contents of the

prompt that's displayed. Note that in

non-interactive mode a simplified

prompt is used and no display options

are allowed.

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