3.2 Commands used for operating batch servers
This section describes the commands used for operating batch servers.
The following table lists the commands used for operating batch servers:
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Command name |
Function |
Description |
Command group |
|---|---|---|---|
|
cjdumpsv#1 |
Get thread dump of batch server |
Obtains a JavaVM thread dump when a failure occurs in a batch server. |
-- |
|
Set up Component Container Administrator |
Changes the attributes of installation files so that users other than those who have root permission can operate them. This command is for UNIX. |
-- |
|
|
Convert work directory and user definition files |
Converts the work directory and user definition files that were used in the old environment of Cosminexus Component Container to a format that operates in the new environment. |
-- |
|
|
Get OS status |
Obtains OS status information. |
-- |
|
|
Update resource adapter version |
Updates the version of resource adapter imported or deployed on Cosminexus Component Container. |
-- |
|
|
Set up or delete batch server environment |
Sets up an environment for a batch server and creates default user definitions. |
-- |
|
|
cjsleep#1 |
Set batch server startup delay |
Delays execution for a specified number of seconds only. Use this command in a batch file to set a server startup delay. This command is for Windows. |
-- |
|
Start batch server |
Starts a batch server. |
-- |
|
|
cjstopsv#1 |
Stop batch server |
Stops a batch server. |
Update#2 |
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Update: The command is an update command, which updates the batch server contents or retrieves configuration information.
--: Does not apply.
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For details on the commands, see 2.2 Commands used for operating J2EE servers. When referencing, substitute J2EE server for batch server.
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When the -f option is specified, the command belongs to none of the command groups.
For the exclusive control conditions for server management commands of each system, see 3.2 Exclusive access control of server management commands in the uCosminexus Application Server Application Setup Guide.
You must execute the setup commands (cjenvsetup, cjenvupdate, cjrarupdate, and cjsetup) one at a time; do not execute two setup commands concurrently.
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