Simple Start and Stop Commands
If you want to start or stop a server, without having to use the server name or node name as part of the command syntax, there are commands associated with each server instance on a machine. This feature is not necessary for a standalone server, but may be useful if you have multiple servers on a machine.
To start or stop a specific server
1. At a command line prompt, type the following command to move to the server’s home directory:
cd Software AG_directory\MWS\server\serverName\bin
where serverName is the name of the server.
2. Type one the following commands:
Purpose | Operating system | Command |
Start the server in the same console window | Windows | run.bat |
UNIX | run.sh |
Start the server in a new console window | Windows | startup.bat |
UNIX | startup.sh |
Stop the server | Windows | shutdown.bat |
UNIX | shutdown.sh |
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