Before you can create ALLBASE/SQL databases, you must
configure a DBEnvironment. After you configure the DBEnvironment,
you create the physical storage space for the databases,
then you create the actual tables, views, and indexes.
If this is your first time using ALLBASE/SQL,
you should study the examples in this chapter,
which are based on the sample DBEnvironment,
PartsDBE. The "Sample DBEnvironment" appendix in the ALLBASE/SQL Reference Manual contains a complete description of PartsDBE.
The topics described in this chapter are:
Required MPE/iX Capabilities
Creating Audit DBEnvironments
Creating DBEFileSets and DBEFiles
Creating the DBEnvironment security scheme
Managing DBEnvironment Sessions
After reading this chapter, you can configure your own DBEnvironments
and create databases using your own design specifications.
