CUSTOMER.IDENT

Sets the internal database name.

Syntax

CUSTOMER.IDENT

Operation

When you run the CUSTOMER.IDENT command, you will see the following prompts:

Customer / Site name:currentDatabaseName
Correct (Y<cr>/N): 

Answer Y  to leave the database name unchanged. If you enter N, you will be prompted:

Customer / Site name:

Enter the new name for the database.

You are then prompted:

System name:currentSystemName
Correct (Y<cr>/N): 

Answer Y  to leave the system name unchanged. If you enter N, you will be prompted:

System name:

Enter the new system name. This should be the same as the database name.

Comments

By default, the internal name for the database is the same as that in the ROUTE-FILE /etc/ROUTE-FILE is a file on a UNIX host containing items that control the routing a particular process will take through a network. Routing control includes destination system names, network addresses, etc. On Windows hosts, this information is held in the Registry. For Reality external components that use the PC Standard Network Interface for Windows (PCSNI), routing information is held in a file called winsni.ini in the Windows folder. . However, if you restore a physical save into a new or different database, the internal name remains unchanged. CUSTOMER.IDENT lets you change the internal name to match that in the ROUTE-FILE if required.

The internal database name is used by TCL commands such as WHO.

See Also

LOAD-IMAGE , realload host command, IMG.LOAD.