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Running the server outside the current session
See "Using command-line switches" on page 28 for a description of
commonly used startup parameters.
To start the server without starting any database, you omit the database
Note
file from the
command and specify a servername. See "Naming the
asiqsrv12
server and databases" on page 31 for a discussion of why it is preferable to
include both the database and server in the startup command.
If you supply no switches and no database file on Windows NT, a dialog box
is displayed, allowing you to use a Browse button to locate your database file.
To start the server in a separate session, use the Windows NT
start asiqsrv12 [ server-switches ]
database-switches ]
When you log on to a computer using a user ID and a password, you establish
a session. When you start a database server, or any other application, it runs
within that session. When you log off the computer, all applications associated
with the session terminate.
In a production environment, IQ database servers must be available all the
time. To make this easier, you can run Adaptive Server IQ in such a way that,
when you log off the computer, the database server remains running. The way
you do this depends on your operating system.
•
Windows NT service
as a service. This has many convenient properties for running high
availability servers.
•
UNIX daemon
You can run the UNIX database server as a daemon by
using the
command-line option, enabling the database server to run in
-ud
the background, and to continue running after you log off.
CHAPTER 2
Running Adaptive Server IQ
database [
You can run the Windows NT database server
command:
start
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