- OrientDB Tutorial
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- OrientDB - Overview
- OrientDB - Installation
- OrientDB - Basic Concepts
- OrientDB - Data Types
- OrientDB - Console Modes
- OrientDB Database Commands
- OrientDB - Create Database
- OrientDB - Alter Database
- OrientDB - Backup Database
- OrientDB - Restore Database
- OrientDB - Connect Database
- OrientDB - Disconnect Database
- OrientDB - Info Database
- OrientDB - List Database
- OrientDB - Freeze Database
- OrientDB - Release Database
- OrientDB - Config Database
- OrientDB - Export Database
- OrientDB - Import Database
- OrientDB - Commit Database
- OrientDB - Rollback Database
- OrientDB - Optimize Database
- OrientDB - Drop Database
- OrientDB Record Commands
- OrientDB - Insert Record
- OrientDB - Display Records
- OrientDB - Load Record
- OrientDB - Reload Record
- OrientDB - Export Record
- OrientDB - Update Record
- OrientDB - Truncate Record
- OrientDB - Delete Record
- OrientDB Class Commands
- OrientDB - Create Class
- OrientDB - Alter Class
- OrientDB - Truncate Class
- OrientDB - Drop Class
- OrientDB Cluster Commands
- OrientDB - Create Cluster
- OrientDB - Alter Cluster
- OrientDB - Truncate Cluster
- OrientDB - Drop Cluster
- OrientDB Property Commands
- OrientDB - Create Property
- OrientDB - Alter Property
- OrientDB - Drop Property
- OrientDB Vertex Commands
- OrientDB - Create Vertex
- OrientDB - Move Vertex
- OrientDB - Delete Vertex
- OrientDB Edge Commands
- OrientDB - Create Edge
- OrientDB - Update Edge
- OrientDB - Delete Edge
- OrientDB Advanced Concepts
- OrientDB - Functions
- OrientDB - Sequences
- OrientDB - Indexes
- OrientDB - Transactions
- OrientDB - Hooks
- OrientDB - Caching
- OrientDB - Logging
- OrientDB - Performance Tuning
- OrientDB - Upgrading
- OrientDB - Security
- OrientDB - Studio
- OrientDB Interfaces
- OrientDB - Java Interface
- OrientDB - Python Interface
- OrientDB Useful Resources
- OrientDB - Quick Guide
- OrientDB - Useful Resources
- OrientDB - Discussion
OrientDB - Info Database
This chapter explains how to get information of a particular database from the OrientDB command line.
The following statement is the basic syntax of the Info command.
info
Note − You can use this command only after connecting to a particular database and it will retrieve the information of only the currently running database.
Example
In this example, we will use the same database named ‘demo’ that we created in the previous chapter. We will retrieve the basic information from demo database.
You can use the following command to disconnect the database.
orientdb {db = demo}> info
If it is successfully disconnected, you will get the following output.
Current database: demo (url = plocal:/opt/orientdb/databases/demo) DATABASE PROPERTIES --------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+ NAME | VALUE | --------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+ Name | null | Version | 14 | Conflict Strategy | version | Date format | yyyy-MM-dd | Datetime format | yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss | Timezone | Asia/Kolkata | Locale Country | IN | Locale Language | en | Charset | UTF-8 | Schema RID | #0:1 | Index Manager RID | #0:2 | Dictionary RID | null | --------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+ DATABASE CUSTOM PROPERTIES: +-------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | NAME | VALUE | +-------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | strictSql | true | +-------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ CLUSTERS (collections) ---------------------------------+-------+-------------------+----------------+ NAME | ID | CONFLICT STRATEGY | RECORDS | ---------------------------------+-------+-------------------+----------------+
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