3.2.3 Forced release of exclusive access control of server management commands
When the same exclusive error message (information about the command being executed is the same) is displayed even if a server management command is executed several times at short intervals, there may be some discrepancy in the exclusive information of the server management command due to the abnormal termination of the server management command. In this case, confirm that the command displayed in the message is not running, forcibly release the exclusive access control of the server management command, and then reset the exclusive information.
You need to specify the J2EE server to forcibly release the exclusive access control.
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If the exclusive access control is released when a server management command is being executed, multiple server management commands are executed concurrently and some discrepancy may arise in the J2EE server. Therefore, ensure that no exclusive information is erroneously released when these server management commands are executed normally.
The procedure for forcibly releasing the exclusive access control of a server management command is as follows:
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Before forcibly releasing the exclusive access control, check that the server management command is not running.
If you try to execute the server management command, message KDJE37057-E or message KDJE37301-E is displayed. Check that the server management command displayed in these messages is not running.
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Execute the cjresetsv command to forcibly release the exclusive access control.
Execution format
cjresetsv [J2EE-server-name] [-nameserver provider-URL]
Execution example
cjresetsv MyServer