Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Getting Started:
Installation and Configuration

> ## Command-line utilities reference

> The command-line management utilities are a set of utilities for Windows and UNIX that allow you to manage existing configurations. Like the Progress Explorer tool, the command-line management utilities run as clients of the OpenEdge AdminServer to manage the NameServer and Unified Broker products. (Unified Broker products are discussed in detail in Chapter 11, " Configuring OpenEdge Unified Broker Products.")

> Using these utilities, you can locally or remotely start, stop, manage, and monitor the status of Unified Broker execution. Unlike the Progress Explorer, they do not help you create, remove, or modify properties for Unified Broker configurations.

> The framework supports several different product-specific command-line configuration utilities that you can use to manage—that is, start, stop, and query activities—installed OpenEdge server products.:

> Table 10–7 identifies the product-specific command-line utilities available.

> Table 10–7: Command-line utilities to start and stop installed
> OpenEdge products
> To start and stop. . . | Use this utility. . .
> --- | ---
> A configured OpenEdge Adapter for SonicMQ. | `ADAPTMAN`
> A configured AppServer. | `ASBMAN`
> The current configuration of an OpenEdge database, or its agent. | `DBMAN`
> A configured DataServer for Microsoft SQL Server. | `MSSMAN`
> A configured NameServer. | `NSMAN`
> The operation of a configured DataServer for ODBC. | `ODBMAN`
> The operation of a configured DataServer for ORACLE. | `ORAMAN`
> And configure the Web Services Adapter. | `WSAMAN`
> The operation of a configured WebSpeed Transaction Server. | `WTBMAN`

> Command-line configuration utilities to validate property files associated with OpenEdge products

> OpenEdge supports two approaches to validate property files associated with installed OpenEdge products:

> - Mergeprop utility. For more information, see the "Mergeprop utility overview" section.

> - Through command-line utilities that are available to validate property files associated with installed OpenEdge products. Table 10–8 identifies these utilities.

> Table 10–8: Command-line utilities to validate property files
> To validate property files associated with. . . | Use this utility. . .
> --- | ---
> An existing OpenEdge Adapter for SonicMQ configuration. | `ADAPTCONFIG`
> An existing AppServer Internet Adapter configuration. | `AIACONFIG`
> An existing configuration for an AppServer. | `ASCONFIG`
> An existing configured DataServer for Microsoft MS SQL. | `MSSCONFIG`
> An existing configured NameServer. | `NSCONFIG`
> An existing configured DataServer for ODBC. | `ODBCONFIG`
> An existing configured DataServer for ORACLE. | `ORACONFIG`
> The configured Web Services Adapter. | `WSACONFIG`
> An existing configured WebSpeed Messenger. | `WSCONFIG`
> All databases. | `DBCONFIG`

> For more information on starting and managing the NameServer using the Progress Explorer and NSMAN utility, see the "Setting up the OpenEdge Unified Broker environment" section.

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