Kbase P52476: How to determine what port the database was started on?
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
11/11/2003 |
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Status: Unverified
GOAL:
How to determine what port the database was started on?
FIX:
To determine what Port if any the database was started check any of the following.
The "-S" parameter is specified on Startup of the database.
Depending how the database is started, will determine where the "-S" parameter resides.
1. If the database is started by a script then within the script file on the line that starts the database there should be an entry for the "-S" parameter.
2. If the database startup parameters are contained within a parameter files the then on the command to execute the startup of the database there should be a "-pf" parameter with a file referenced. The file referenced within the "filename.pf" will contain the value for the "-S" parameter.
3. If the database is started by a user, then the user who initiates the startup of the database should know the value of the "-S" parameter.
If you can not determine how the database is started, the value of the "-S" parameter is written to the database logfile. The database logfile is named "dbname.lg".
To determine if a database was started with a -S parameters, you can view the log file and look for a line similar to the following:
BROKER 0: Service Name (-S): ####. (4262)
If the database is not started with on a listening port the following entry will be in the logfile.
BROKER 0: Service Name (-S): Not Enabled. (4262)