Kbase 42852: What command line utilities can be used to stop and start a database started by the adminserver?
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
10/05/1998 |
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Solution ID: P12852
GOAL:
What command line utilities can be used to stop and start a database started by the adminserver?
GOAL:
How to stop all databases registered with adminserver from the command line.
FACT(s) (Environment):
Progress 9.1x
FIX:
Progress provides DBMAN to start, stop and query a database which is registered with the adminserver.
Usage: dbman [-start|-query|-stop] [-help] [-all|[-database|-db]] [options]
-start Starts database configuration(s).
-query Queries database configuration(s).
-stop Stops database configuration(s).
-database|db <db name> Logical name of database to start/stop/query.
-all Switch indicating to perform action on all databases.
Other Options:
-help Prints this message
-port <port> Port where AdminServer Process resides.
Default is 20931.
-config <config name> Configuration name to start/stop/query.
-timeout <time in sec> Time (in seconds) for dbMan to wait for a response.
-host|H <hostname> Host name where the Adminserver process resides.
-user|u <username> User name on machine where the AdminServer process
resides.
-password|p <password> *The password associated with the username specified.
* Note: use of this parameter may allow others to see your password in clear
text.
Type "dbman -[start|query|stop] -help" for more information on dbman options.