Log in as root.
In a UNIX shell window, type:
cd <M-Business_Home>/conf ./agserver <action> <process> |
Where <action> is one of the following:
start
– to start M-Business Server processes.
stop
– to stop M-Business Server processes.
restart
– to restart M-Business Server processes.
And <process> is one of the following:
all
– all M-Business Server processes.
asa
– the M-Business Server database process.
soap
– the M-Business SOAP Server process.
admin
– the M-Business Admin Server process.
sync
– the M-Business Sync Server process.
The restart
action cannot be used with the all
, asa
, or admin
options for <process>.
To verify that the servers started, enter:
./agserver status
After using ./agserver start all
to start M-Business Server processes, use ./agserver status
to verify that the server processes are running. If they are not, start them individually. The order in which you start the
server processes is important. If you do not use ./agserver start all
, start them individually in this order: asa
, soap
, admin
, sync.
To ensure that the server restarts immediately without waiting for existing sessions to finish, use force-restart
in place of restart
. Also use force-restart
when restart
is not working, which can occur if the server has stopped responding.
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