9.3 Setting the timing for starting services

You can delay startup of the services in the start sequence definition file (JP1SVPRM.DAT) for a specified duration. This prevents any conflict with OS-driven service scheduling.

You can check whether services started successfully within the specified time. If a service failed to start, message KAVA4107-W is output to the Windows event log and to the integrated trace log. Check which service failed to start, and start it manually.

To enter delay settings:

1. Edit the service startup delay time / timer monitoring period definition file (Jp1svprm_wait.dat).

   Make a copy of the sample service startup delay time / timer monitoring period definition file (Jp1svprm_wait.dat.sample), save it with the file name Jp1svprm_wait.dat, and then edit the file.

   For details on the service startup delay time / timer monitoring period definition file, see Service startup delay time / timer monitoring period definition file (Windows only) in 16. Definition Files.

2. Apply the settings.

   Restart the OS.

   Alternatively, stop all the services in the start sequence definition file (JP1SVPRM.DAT), and then restart the JP1/Base Control Service.

To disable the delay settings:

1. Delete or rename the service startup delay time / timer monitoring period definition file (Jp1svprm_wait.dat).

2. Disable the definitions.

   Restart the OS.

   Alternatively, stop all the services in the start sequence definition file (JP1SVPRM.DAT), and then restart the JP1/Base Control Service.

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