setdbtype command for switching database is mentioned below
DB2:
setdbtype db2 DB2_HOME dbName dbAdminID dbAdminPassword dbUserID dbUserPassword [dbHost dbServerPort dbNode] [createdb]
Oracle :
setdbtype oracle ORACLE_HOME dbName dbAdminID dbAdminPassword dbUserID dbUserPassword [dbHost dbServerPort] [createdb]
Derby/Cloudscape:
setdbtype cloudscape [createdb]
Where:
DB2:
setdbtype db2 DB2_HOME dbName dbAdminID dbAdminPassword dbUserID dbUserPassword [dbHost dbServerPort dbNode] [createdb]
Oracle :
setdbtype oracle ORACLE_HOME dbName dbAdminID dbAdminPassword dbUserID dbUserPassword [dbHost dbServerPort] [createdb]
Derby/Cloudscape:
setdbtype cloudscape [createdb]
Where:
- DB2_HOME
- The root directory of DB2. For example, C:\IBM\SQLLIB
- ORACLE_HOME
- The root directory of the Oracle DBMS. For example, C:\oracle\product\11.1.0\client_1
- dbName
- The name of the database. For example, mall.
- dbAdminID
- The database administrator's ID. For example, db2admin or oracle.
- dbAdminPassword
- The associated password for dbAdminID
- dbUserID
- The database user ID that connects to the database.
- dbUserPassword
- The associated password for dbUserID
- dbHost
- The host name of a remote database server.
- dbServerPort
- The port number of the remote database server.
- dbNode
- The node name of the remote database.
- createdb
- If specified, the command creates a new empty database.
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