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Reference : Other Database Administration Utilities : PROADSV utility
 

PROADSV utility

Starts, stops, or queries the current installation of an AdminServer on UNIX.

Syntax

proadsv { -start | -stop | -query }
[ -port port-number][ -adminport port-number]
[ -cluster ][ -hostname host-name]
[ -help ]

Parameters

-start
Starts the AdminServer.
-stop
Stops the AdminServer.
-query
Displays AdminServer status.
-port port-number
Specifies the listening port number for online command utilities, such as DBMAN. If a port number is not specified, it defaults to 20931.
-adminport port-number
Specifies the listening port number for communication between a server group and an AdminServer. The default port number is 7844.
-cluster
Specifies to the AdminServer that it is running in a clustered environment.
-hostname host-name
Specifies that the AdminServer should bind the RMI registry to the host host-name. In a clustered environment, use the cluster alias as the value for host-name. In the event of a failover, using the cluster alias guarantees availability of the RMI registry for the AdminServer.
-help
Displays command-line help.

Notes

*In Windows, the AdminServer runs as a service. The AdminServer is configured to automatically start. You can change the listening port for the AdminServer by adding -portport-number or -adminportport-number (either one or both) to the following registry keys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PSC\AdminService\version\StartupCmd

or

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PSC\AdminService\version\ShutdownCmd
To change the default port, add -port or -adminport and the port number to the end of the value. If you add both -port and -adminport, be sure not to use the same port number. Be sure to leave a space between -port or -adminport and the port number. For example:
....AdminServer -port 9999 -adminport 7844
*To run more than one AdminServer on a single system, specify a unique -adminport port-number and -port port-number for each AdminServer. Failure to do so can result in communication errors between AdminServer and server groups.
*An AdminServer is installed on every system where you install an OpenEdge database, ORACLE DataServer, AppServer, NameServer, WebSpeed® Transaction Server, or WebSpeed Messenger. The AdminServer must be running in order to use OpenEdge Management, OpenEdge Explorer, or any of the command-line configuration utilities, such as DBMAN.
*See StartingUp and Shutting Down for additional information describing the Unified Broker Framework, including an AdminServer.
*PROADSV supports the use of internationalization startup parameters such as -cpinternal codepage and -cpstream codepage. See DatabaseStartup Parameters for a description of each database-related internationalization startup parameter.