login to bteq in solaris one liner
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can any one please help me with the command to login to teradata in solaris using bteq
general command to login is
.LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password;
but this is not working in solaris. it says below
*** Error: Invalid logon!
teradata version installed -13.10.00.02
teradata solaris sunos
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Graham
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can any one please help me with the command to login to teradata in solaris using bteq
general command to login is
.LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password;
but this is not working in solaris. it says below
*** Error: Invalid logon!
teradata version installed -13.10.00.02
teradata solaris sunos
edited Nov 22 at 15:48
Graham
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asked Nov 22 at 14:52
Akash Burnwal
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is clearly not a question about programming and should be directed to Teradata support or a Teradata forum.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:47
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It should be the same on any client OS..LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password;is for batch mode, in interactive mode it's.LOGON $TDPID/$username;and then it's asking for the password.
– dnoeth
Nov 22 at 16:22
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can any one please help me with the command to login to teradata in solaris using bteq
general command to login is
.LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password;
but this is not working in solaris. it says below
*** Error: Invalid logon!
teradata version installed -13.10.00.02
teradata solaris sunos
edited Nov 22 at 15:48
Graham
3,463123558
asked Nov 22 at 14:52
Akash Burnwal
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can any one please help me with the command to login to teradata in solaris using bteq
general command to login is
.LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password;
but this is not working in solaris. it says below
*** Error: Invalid logon!
teradata version installed -13.10.00.02
teradata solaris sunos
teradata solaris sunos
edited Nov 22 at 15:48
Graham
3,463123558
asked Nov 22 at 14:52
Akash Burnwal
1
edited Nov 22 at 15:48
Graham
3,463123558
asked Nov 22 at 14:52
Akash Burnwal
1
edited Nov 22 at 15:48
Graham
3,463123558
edited Nov 22 at 15:48
Graham
3,463123558
edited Nov 22 at 15:48
Graham
3,463123558
3,463123558
asked Nov 22 at 14:52
Akash Burnwal
1
asked Nov 22 at 14:52
Akash Burnwal
1
asked Nov 22 at 14:52
Akash Burnwal
1
1
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is clearly not a question about programming and should be directed to Teradata support or a Teradata forum.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:47
1
It should be the same on any client OS..LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password;is for batch mode, in interactive mode it's.LOGON $TDPID/$username;and then it's asking for the password.
– dnoeth
Nov 22 at 16:22
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is clearly not a question about programming and should be directed to Teradata support or a Teradata forum.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:47
1
It should be the same on any client OS..LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password;is for batch mode, in interactive mode it's.LOGON $TDPID/$username;and then it's asking for the password.
– dnoeth
Nov 22 at 16:22
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is clearly not a question about programming and should be directed to Teradata support or a Teradata forum.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:47
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is clearly not a question about programming and should be directed to Teradata support or a Teradata forum.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:47
1
1
It should be the same on any client OS.
.LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password; is for batch mode, in interactive mode it's .LOGON $TDPID/$username; and then it's asking for the password.– dnoeth
Nov 22 at 16:22
It should be the same on any client OS.
.LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password; is for batch mode, in interactive mode it's .LOGON $TDPID/$username; and then it's asking for the password.– dnoeth
Nov 22 at 16:22
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is clearly not a question about programming and should be directed to Teradata support or a Teradata forum.
– Graham
Nov 22 at 15:47
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It should be the same on any client OS.
.LOGON $TDPID/$username,$password;is for batch mode, in interactive mode it's.LOGON $TDPID/$username;and then it's asking for the password.– dnoeth
Nov 22 at 16:22