Closes the current database file and opens database.g. If database.g is not found, the current database is left open. If database.g is not specified on the command line, the name of the current database file is returned.
The first example shows the use of the opendb command to close the current database file and open the one specified. The second example shows the use of the command with no database name, which returns the name of the current database file.
Example 1. Close the current database and open another one.
mged>
opendb model.g
Closes the current database file and opens model.g.
Example 2. Return the name of the current database file.
mged>
opendb
Returns the name of the current database file.