Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Data Management:
DataServer for ODBC

> ## Starting and stopping a broker process using ODBMAN

> You can use the ODBMAN utility to start a DataServer broker on a Windows host.

> | To start and shut down the DataServer:

> 1. Once you ensure the AdminService is running, to start the DataServer broker, enter this command at the system prompt on the machine where the broker will run:

>     odbman -name broker-name -start

> In this command, `broker–name` is the name that you specified for the broker when you configured it. Optionally, you can indicate a user account by specifying
> `-user` `user–name`.

> If you want to run the broker from a remote machine, you must specify additional options that identify the remote host, as follows:

>     odbman -name broker-name -start -host host-name -user user-name

> In this command:

> - `broker–name` is the name that you specified for your DataServer broker instance when you configured your `ubroker.properties` file.
> - `host–name` is the name of the host machine on which you want the broker to run.
> - `user–name` is the user ID of the system account under which the broker will run.
> 2. To stop the DataServer broker, enter this command at the system prompt on the machine where the broker will run:

>     odbman -name broker-name -stop

> You can stop a broker on a remote machine by adding the `-host` and `user–name` options.

> See the "ODBMAN utility" section for a description of all the command options.

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