HI,
Are there any people to send the command to start the Adabas on boot machine, because I didn’t find the information in the MANUAL?
I use the release 13.01
Thanks,
Moshe
HI,
Are there any people to send the command to start the Adabas on boot machine, because I didn’t find the information in the MANUAL?
I use the release 13.01
Thanks,
Moshe
Hi Moshe,
We do the following:
function startAdaD
{
retval=0
if [ ! -f "$adadtab" ]
then
print "Error - cannot find file $adadtab"
retval=1
return $retval
fi
if [ ! "$DBROOT" ]
then
print "Adabas D DBROOT environment not set up"
retval=1
return $retval
fi
print "Starting Adabas D"
while read db user password id rest
do
su $id -c "x_clear $db" >/dev/null 2>&1
su $id -c "x_start $db" >/dev/null 2>&1
su $id -c "xutil -u $user,$password -d $db restart" >/dev/null 2
&1
done <$adadtab
$DBROOT/pgm/vserver start >/dev/null 2>&1
return $retval
}
Not too straightforward but does the job.
Regards,
Nick Parmley
Hi Moshe,
We do the following:
function startAdaD
{
retval=0
if [ ! -f "$adadtab" ]
then
print "Error - cannot find file $adadtab"
retval=1
return $retval
fi
if [ ! "$DBROOT" ]
then
print "Adabas D DBROOT environment not set up"
retval=1
return $retval
fi
print "Starting Adabas D"
while read db user password id rest
do
su $id -c "x_clear $db" >/dev/null 2>&1
su $id -c "x_start $db" >/dev/null 2>&1
su $id -c "xutil -u $user,$password -d $db restart" >/dev/null 2
&1
done <$adadtab
$DBROOT/pgm/vserver start >/dev/null 2>&1
return $retval
}
Not too straightforward but does the job.
Regards,
Nick Parmley