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A script file ensures that correct parameters are used for each Historical
Server start-up. The script file contains the Historical Server start-up
command,
histserver
To create a Historical Server script file:
a
Using any editor, create a new file. The recommended name and
location for the new file is:
install_dir/install/run_histServerName,
where histServerName is the name of the Historical Server.
b
Edit the new file, inserting the
parameters and values appropriate to your installation. Do not use
carriage returns within the command; use the UNIX continuation
character (\) to continue the command on multiple lines. Spaces
between a parameter and its value are optional.
Table 2-1 on page 21 describes the command and its parameters. The
parameters marked "required" in the table must appear in the script
file. The ones with default values may be omitted if the default values
are acceptable.
A sample script file for starting Historical Server follows:
histserver -Dserver1HistDir -Sserver1Hist
-Usa -PsaPasswd
-lserver1HistLog -n15 &
c
Use the
chmod
Server execute permission on the script file.
5
Add connectivity information for Historical Server.
This task assigns a port or network address to Historical Server. It also
ensures that Historical Server can connect to one or more Adaptive
Server/Monitor Server pairs.
Add Historical Server connection information either to the interfaces files
or to a directory service. See Open Client/Server Configuration Guide for
UNIX for information on
If you are relying on interfaces files for making client/server connections:
a
Check the server listings in the interfaces file used by Historical
Server. For Historical Server to run, this file must contain entries for
all of the following servers:
•
Any Adaptive Server you want to monitor
CHAPTER 2
, and its parameters.
histserver
command to give the account that will start Historical
,
,
dsedit
dscp
dsedit_dce
Configuring Historical Server
command and supplying
, and
.
dscp_dce
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