dataone.sh reference
dataone.sh start / stop / status
Syntax
dataone.sh start <serviceName>
dataone.sh stop <serviceName>
dataone.sh status <serviceName>
Where:
serviceName
is the name of the service to which the action must be applied
Possible values: DW, AMQ. IAM, CEMAN, STENG, DMZ, ALL
Default value: ALL
Description
These dataone.sh verbs can be used to apply start/stop/status actions to all Data One components/services (namely: DW, AMQ. IAM, CEMAN, STENG, DMZ, DS) installed on the node, or just a single one.
If all services are started/stopped, the command selectively acts on them in the correct sequence.
dataone.sh trace
Syntax
dataone.sh trace on <serviceName>
tracespec1 [tracespec2 tracespec3...]
dataone.sh trace off <serviceName>
Where:
serviceName
is the name of the service to which the action must be applied.
Possible values: AMQ, CEMAN, STENG, DMZtracespecX
: is the trace specification clause, typically in the form <packagename=levelName>.
No exhaustive list of allowed values is provided, as a user you will always be instructed by the Primer Contact Center about which specific trace clauses to apply in order to perform a specific problem determination task.
Description
This dataone.sh verb dynamically switches runtime traces on or off; moreover, runtime traces will automatically be switched off upon shutdown as well.
Updated 11 months ago