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EDIT GROUP
Core command
EDIT GR
EDGR
Changes a Database Group, or reactivates it, through an interactive wizard.
Syntax
EDIT GROUP <id>
Arguments
| Argument | Required | Values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
<id> | Yes | The ID of a Database Group, active or inactive | None |
Examples
EDIT GROUP TAT;
Details
The wizard
The Database Group may be active or inactive. The command shows the current Description and Comment and asks whether to keep each one, then asks Active [y/n]: y or yes makes it active, any other answer inactive. This is how an inactive Database Group is reactivated from the command line. It ends with Save Database Group [y/n/c]?: y saves, n starts again, and any other answer stops without saving.
Rules
- A Database Group that a connection, active or inactive, still uses cannot be made inactive, as with
DEL GROUP. - The ID cannot be renamed here; the
CONFIGwindow can rename it. - The ID is matched exactly, case included.
Related
Last modified in release 5.5.0.
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