ASA Database Administration Guide
Running the Database Server
Introduction
You can start a personal server running on a single database very simply. For example, you can start both a personal server and a database called test.db by typing the following command in the directory where test.db is located:
dbeng9 test
You can specify commands in several ways, depending on your operating system. For example, you can:
type the command at the command prompt.
place the command in a shortcut or desktop icon.
run the command in a batch file.
include the command as a StartLine (START) connection parameter in a connection string.
For more information, see StartLine connection parameter [START].
There are slight variations in the basic command from platform to platform. These are described in the following section.
You can also start a personal server using a database file name in a connection string. For more information, see Connecting to an embedded database.