dse commands
The dse commands for starting the database and connecting an external client to a DataStax Enterprise node and performing common utility tasks.
The dse commands for starting the database and connecting an external client to a DataStax Enterprise node and performing common utility tasks.
dse subcommands
Specify one dse subcommand and none or more optional command arguments.
|
When multiple flags are used, list them separately on the command line.
For example, ensure there is a space between |
DSE Multi-Instance commands
-
To run standard DataStax Enterprise commands for nodes on a DSE Multi-Instance host machine, specify the node name using this syntax:
sudo dse <dse-nodeId> <subcommand> [<command_arguments>]For details, see DSE Multi-Instance commands.
- dse command connection options
-
dse command options to authenticate connections to the database and to JMX.
- Perform routine operations with dse commands
-
Use these DSE commands for operations.
- Manage Spark with dse commands
-
Use these commands to manage Spark on your DSE cluster.
- Connect to development consoles with dse commands
-
Connect your DSE cluster to development shells with dse commands.
- Using DSE Advanced Replication commands
-
A list of commands for DSE Advanced Replication.
- Connect an external client to a DSE node with dse client-tool
-
A list of subcommands and options for configuring and using dse client-tool, which connects an external client to a DataStax Enterprise node and performs common utility tasks.
- dse nodesync
-
Modifies CQL nodesync property on one or more tables, enables tracing and monitoring.
