To speed command entry, the console supports command abbreviations. For
example, H is the abbreviation for the HELP command. If two or more commands
begin with the same letters, the abbreviation must be long enough to be unique.
For example, both the START and STATISTICS commands start with STA; adding
the next letter creates a unique abbreviation (STAR for START and STAT for
STATISTICS).
Tip:
Note these tips on using commands:
The console supports abbreviations for the entire command line syntax.
For example, H C retrieves help for the CREATE command; G U L retrieves the
properties for the user whose name begins with L.
It is not necessary to enclose value strings in quotes, except for the name of a database adapter (for example, "hyperion
essbase").
When using abbreviations for general properties, use the first letters
of the property names, not their descriptions. For example, for the property
name DefaultMessageLevel whose description is Initial Console
Message Level, use an abbreviation such as DEFAULTM.