-TR[USTED]
Use Windows trusted authentication (Win_Sspi
).
Note
|
Introduced in Firebird 3.0. |
-TR[USTED]
Use Windows trusted authentication (Win_Sspi
).
Note
|
Introduced in Firebird 3.0. |
-U[SERNAME]
Allows the username of the SYSDBA, administrator user, or database owner user to be specified.This need not be supplied if the ISC_USER
environment variable exists and has a correct value for the username, or if you are logged on to the server as a privileged account.
-U[SERNAME] username
Note
|
A privileged account is one of the following:
If you log in to the server with one of these accounts, you will automatically receive SYSDBA privileges.If you use a different account, you may be required to supply a username and password, and optionally a role, to run |
-P[ASSWORD]
Supplies the password for the username specified above.This need not be supplied if the ISC_PASSWORD
environment variable exists and has the correct value, or if you are logged on to the server using a privileged account.
-P[ASSWORD] password
Note
|
Providing a username and password is not necessary when only specifying [gstat-cmdline-header]. Since Firebird 3.0, providing a password is usually not necessary.In most cases, When the database file is in use by a SuperServer instance, or the |
-FE[TCH_PASSWORD]
This switch causes the password to be read from a file as opposed to being specified on the command line.
-FE[TCH_PASSWORD] { password_filename | stdin | /dev/tty }
The filename supplied must be readable by the user running gstat
.If the filename is specified as stdin
, then the user will be prompted for a password.On POSIX systems, the filename /dev/tty
will also result in a prompt for the password.
Note
|
Introduced in Firebird 2.5. |