iilink Command—Install User-defined Data Type

Permission required: System administrator.

The iilink utility links (loads) the DBMS Server to include a user-defined data type or function.

The iilink command has the following format:

iilink [-dbms] [-standard] [-noudt] [-shared] [-merge] [-lp32]|[-lp64]

• -dbms

  Builds only iidbms.

• -standard

  (Default) Uses standard binary names.

• -noudt

  Does not link user-defined data types, and does not prompt for input.

• -merge

  Unconditionally builds iimerge binary.

• -shared

  (Default on Linux) Builds server from shared libraries.

• -lp32

  Builds 32-bit server. This is the default on 32-bit platforms (Intel Linux, for example) and 32/64 bit hybrid platforms (SPARC Solaris, for example).

• -lp64

  Builds 64-bit server. This is the default on 64-bit platforms (Tru64, for example) and 64/32-bit reverse hybrid platforms (AMD64 Linux, for example).