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vTo initialize and then start the database server, run the command with the -iy option.

starts server_name -iy

Warning: If you run the -iyswitch on a database server that has IDS databases, the data is deleted.

Stopping the Database Server

To stop the database server from the Control Panel, you must be a member of the Windows Administrators group. To stop the database server from the command line, you must be a member of the Informix-Admingroup.

To stop the database server:

vFrom the Control Panel:

1.Choose Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools.

2.Double-click Services.

3.Select Informix IDS - server_name from the Service list box.

4.Click Stop.

vFrom the Command Prompt window:

1.Click Start > Programs > IBM Informix Dynamic Server 11.50 to display the program group for the database server.

2.Click the database server instance (server_name) to display the Command Prompt window.

3.In the Command Prompt window, type: onmode -ky

 

Database Server Configuration After Installation

 

If you need to create a Dynamic Server instance after installation completes, you

 

can use the Server Instance Manager or use the standard configuration file

 

(onconfig.std) as a basis for a new configuration file.

The genoncfg utility is an alternative configuration method if you are comfortable

working in a command-line environment. With this utility, you set a short list of

parameters in an input file, from which the utility then generates a Dynamic

Server configuration file that is optimized for both your anticipated usage and

your host environment. You cannot use this utility to change a working

configuration file. The genoncfg utility is documented in the IBM Informix Dynamic

Server Administrator’s Reference.

 

The following information is provided for advanced users who must manually

 

start or change configuration of a database server instance.

Database Server Number

The database server number uniquely identifies a database server if more than one instance of the database server is installed.

If only one instance of the database server is installed, set this number to 0. The database server number that you specify is the value for the SERVERNUM configuration parameter.

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Contents IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Page IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1996 Contents Index IBM Informix Dynamic Server Editions IntroductionAbout This Publication Types of Users Overview ReferenceWhat’s New in Version 11.50.xC4 Documentation Conventions Example Code Conventions Feature, Product, and Platform MarkupTechnical Changes Html documentationCompliance with Industry Standards Syntax DiagramsAdditional Documentation Component represented in Html MeaningHow to Read a Command-Line Syntax Diagram Distinct UniqueSetting the Run Mode Keywords and PunctuationHow to Provide Documentation Feedback Identifiers and NamesPage Verifying Administrators Group Membership Preparing to Install IDS on WindowsOnline Notes Verifying System Requirements Multiple copies of the same version Multiple Copies of IDS on One ComputerMultiple copies of different versions Programs menuInstallation Application Setup Types Choosing Your Installation SetupRelated tasks Features Installable Features of IDSBase Server XML Publishing Backup and RestoreConversion and Reversion Support Global Language SupportIDS Configuration File Demonstration Database ServerDemonstration Database Server on Your System Instance Configuration Wizard Planning Role SeparationIxdbsso Installation DirectoryChoosing between Local and Domain Installations IxaaoUser informix Local InstallationDomain Installation with Domain Administrator Privileges Upgrading the Database ServerInstalling IBM Informix Products Installing IDS on WindowsInstalling a Copy of IDS on a Computer Related concepts Installing with the GUI Typical SetupRelated reference Installing with the GUI Custom Setup GUI feature tree Performing a Silent Installation Using a Response File for Silent Installation Using a Customized server.ini File for Silent InstallationTo perform a silent installation by using a response file Silent Installation on a Host with Multiple Installations %WINDIR%\setup.issSilent Installation Response Codes Code DescriptionCluster Installations Setting Up Cluster InstallationsOverview of Implementing a Cluster on Two Nodes Preparing to Set Up a Cluster Setting Up a Cluster InstallationTo set up a cluster on the primary node Implementing a Cluster on the Primary Node Installing IDS as a Cluster on the Secondary NodeIDS as a Cluster on the Secondary Node Upgrade of IDS by Overwriting an Existing Installation Overwriting an Existing IDS InstallationPlanning for Multiple Residency Multiple ResidencyCreating a New Database Server Instance Server Instance Manager Command-Line Options PurposeTroubleshooting Installation Problems Option System Meaning16IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Working with the Installation Post-Installation Tasks on WindowsInstallation Automatic Actions IDS Program Group Initializing and Starting the Database Server Server-nameStopping the Database Server Database Server Configuration After InstallationChoose Start Control Panel Administrative Tools Database Server NumberDatabase Server Name Service Name and Port NumberDbspace Name, Location, and Size To configure the installed database server Default Sbspace Name, Location, Size, and Page SizeConfiguring IDS Manually Shared Server Definition ComputerPost-Installation Tasks Windows 8IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Modifying IDS on Windows Altering IDS FeaturesAltering Copies of IDS Performing Silent Uninstallations of IDS Uninstalling IDSReinstalling the Database Server InstnumCommand 4IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Deploying IDS with the Deployment Utility Deployment Utility+ Rapid IDS Embeddability with the Deployment Utility Initialized dbspacesDatabase Server Configuration Environment VariablesDeploying a Snapshot with the Deployment Utility Creating a Snapshot for DeploymentDatabase Server Aliases Syntax Ifxdeploy Command The Deployment UtilityIfxdeploy.conf file Element Purpose Key Considerations Command OptionsInformix-Admin group DelifxForce Usage Examples of Deployment Utility Usage on Windows Ifxdeploy.conf file is in $INFORMIXDIR/etc/ on Linux Example of Value SettingParameters INFORMIXDIR%\etc on WindowsNo Onconfig Onconfig.stdIfxdeploy.conf file for InformixServername\rootdbsdat.000 Following shows the contents of the ifxdeploy.conf file + ifxdeploy.conf File Template#SYSTEM Informix and the administrative group + Removing a Snapshot with the Deployment Utility16IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Appendix. Accessibility 2IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Host Host 4IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Copyright IBM Corp Copyright License Trademarks 4IBM Informix Dynamic Server Installation Guide for Windows Index Special characters Dbservername Mirrorpath Sbspacename ServernumINFORMIXDIR% Dbservername TCP/IP Page GC23-7753-05