For jsbc, there must be no space between -u and the following URI, and no space between -p and the following port number:

jsbc -usb://localhost:10000 status
jsbc -p9900 status

The jsbc command accepts the -J option.

To use jsbc to communicate over SSL connections, you need to configure access to the local trustStore for command-line Java utilities in this manner, substituting actual filenames and passwords (line breaks added for readability):

jsbc -J-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=C:/Temp/client.keystore 
     -J-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=cl123abc 
     -J-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=C:/Temp/client.keystore 
     -J-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=cl123abc 
     -usbs://localhost:10002;user=bob;password=secret deq OUT

For example, the following command connects to a proxy using Encrypted StreamBase Network Protocol over sbs:

jsbc -u"sbs://proxyhost:port;user=theuser;password=123abc" enq InputStream

The jsbc command's -h and --help options do not take subcommand arguments.

Displays a one-line summary of current information about the specified StreamBase server.

Reads data from stdin and enqueues it to stream-name.

The name of the stream on which to enqueue data.

Use delim (a single character, or the literal string tab) as a field separator. The default field separator is a comma.

Use quotechar (a single character) as a quotation mark. The default quotechar is a double quote.

Consider a field to be null when null-string is specified as a value. The default string to indicate a null field is null.

Specify the order of fields in the input. The first column in the input is field1 in the input stream, and so on. This option is much the same only valid when a stream name is provided.

Use size to indicate the number of tuples to buffer. The default is no buffering.

Output tuples in JSON format.

Include output arrival timestamp. Default format is YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSS[+/-]XXXX

Dequeues data from one or more streams to stdout. This command can be abbreviated as deq.

The names of streams from which to dequeue. The default is to dequeue from all output streams (that is, all streams that do not feed into the input ports of other operators).

Use delim (a single character, or the literal string tab) as a field separator. The default field separator is a comma.

Use quotechar (a single character) as a quotation mark. The default quotechar is a double quote.

Output null values as a nullstring.

Output human-readable tuples, showing the stream name, a tuple ID number, then each field name and value. By default, tuple IDs are all 0.

Output tuples in JSON format.

Write a header line at the beginning of the output that shows each field name, as shown in example below:

key,city,papers
3,Boston,"[The Globe,void]"
2,Paris,"[Le Monde,Le Figaro,La Croix]"

Lists entities (containers, streams, schemas and components) at the target server.

Produces a list of all streams, containers, schemas, and tables in the connected application, including intermediate streams, but not including any system streams. The -a list option presumes the -c option, and always shows container names.

Includes container names as a prefix to the entity names in the resulting list.

Includes module references. Modules can be explicitly referenced in the application, or referenced implicitly by StreamBase. That is, when a component runs in multiple parallel regions, StreamBase creates an implicit module for each running instance.

Lists the streams and operators for the specified container.

The type argument can be in the form operator:operator-type where operator-type is the name of a StreamBase operator as shown in the Studio Palette view.

Returns the EventFlow XML description of one or more components in the running application. For streams, the command returns the schema of the specified streams. Specify each component name separated by spaces. You can use container-qualified and module-qualified names. You cannot specify a Query Table as a name, but you can enter the name of a Query operator connected to that table, in which case the returned description includes the query plan for that operator.

If the name you specify is the name of a Module Reference, the command returns module-reference name="name", because the describe command cannot look inside a Module Reference to describe the module components inside. If the name you specify is the name of a Decision Table operator (which is implemented internally as a Module Reference), the command returns:

module-reference name="name-of-decision-table" refers-to="decision-table"

Prints whether the server license has the given feature enabled.

The argument is a StreamBase path to a dynamic variable in the form container.module.dynvar-name.

Sets the value of a dynamic variable.

Retrieve and print rows from the table.

Set limit on rows. Use --all for no limit, default is 10.

Set the predicate which rows must match.

Print a header row.

Output rows as JSON.

Optional. Contains the URI for a StreamBase Server instance. Use this variable to set a default StreamBase URI for certain StreamBase commands that take the -u option. If set, commands use the URI in this variable. If this variable is set, you must use the -u option to communicate with any server other than the one specified in this variable. You can set a comma-separated list of URIs in the variable, and commands which handle multiple URIs will return output for all listed servers. However, commands which handle a single URI will return information only for the first listed server. See the sburi(5) page in the Reference Guide for more on StreamBase URIs.

Optional. If set to any value, StreamBase programs assign a terminal window title to match the name of the executable being run. By default terminal titles are not affected. Applies to jsbc dequeue and jsbc enqueue only.