Contents Index Running a server in the background using the dbspawn command-line utility The Stop utility

ASA Database Administration Guide
  Database Administration Utilities
    The Spawn utility
      Running a server in the background using the dbspawn command-line utility

Spawn utility options

Do not check for a running server (-f)    If a database server is already running, the dbspawn command may use it. This option forces dbspawn to start a new database server each time it is run.

Report process ID (-p)    The operating system process ID of the database server process. For example:

dbspawn -p dbeng9 -n newserver

reports a message of the following form to the command prompt:

New process id is 306

Operate quietly (-q)    Do not display output messages. This option is available only when you run this utility from the command prompt.


Contents Index Running a server in the background using the dbspawn command-line utility The Stop utility