Sun Microsystems 3 manual StartDBService, StartEngine

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Conductor Script Commands

In the case of offered and queued activities, which are performed by client applications, the engine will assign the ACTIVE activity to the session specified by the session_id parameter. In the case of Automatic or SubProcess activities, which are not directly performed by client applications, the engine need not assign the ACTIVE activity to a session.

StartDBService

The StartDBService command starts the specified database service for the current engine.

StartDBService service_name priority

Argument

Description

 

 

service_name

The specified database service.

priority

An integer (positive or negative) that assigns a priority to the

 

specified service. A higher numeric value signifies a higher priority.

 

A default priority of “1” is used if no priority is specified. See “Full

 

Configuration: Failover and Load Balancing Combined” on page 35.

 

 

The StartDBService command is available only when an engine is current, so you must first use the FindEngine Script command to set the current engine.

The StartDBService command reads the memory flag setting for database service specified in the engine configuration file (see “Engine Configuration File” on page 90 and Step 10 under “How to Configure a New Engine” on page 95).

The ShowStatus Script command—or the FindDBService command followed by the ShowStatus command—can be used to check that the database service has started up properly.

StartEngine

The StartEngine command starts all engine components as specified in the engine configuration file (see “Engine Configuration File” on page 90).

StartEngine [newLog] [newState] [newRegistration] [cold]

The StartEngine command is available only when an engine is current, so you must first use the FindEngine Script command to set the current engine.

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