start_local.sh script

Use the start_local.sh script to start IBM® InfoSphere® Master Data Management Collaboration Server and all services.

Syntax

start_local.sh [--wsadminUsername=<was_admin_user> 
--wsadminPwd=<was_admin_password>][--profile]
[--debug][--rmlogs][--help]

Parameters

wsadminUsername
This is the WebSphere® Application Server administrative user name. This is required if admin_security=true is specified but the username and password are not provided in the env_settings.ini file. You can specify the wsadminUsername and wsadminPwd arguments in the command to override the values provided in the env_settings.ini. This argument is applicable only if svc_name is of type appsvr.
wsadminPwd
This is the password of the WebSphere Application Server administrative user. This is required if admin_security=true is specified but the username and password are not provided in the env_settings.ini file. You can specify the wsadminUsername and wsadminPwd arguments in the command to override the values provided in the env_settings.ini. This argument is applicable only if svc_name is of type appsvr.
svc_name
Specifies the short or full name of a service. This option can be specified multiple times, and all can be used to start all services defined in the env_settings.ini file.
profile
Enables profiling for the services.
debug
This parameter starts one or more services in the debug mode.
rmlogs
Deletes all files under the logs directory.
help
Displays help information.

Example

In this example, the start_local.sh script is run to start InfoSphere MDM Collaboration Server and all services:

$<install directory>/bin/go/start_local.sh 
In this example, the start_local.sh script is run not only to start all services, but to also show the configuration properties and the application server name.
$TOP/bin/go/start_local.sh --action=show_config --svc_name=appsvr_SUPAIX01 

Output

Running this script displays the name of each service and its process ID (PID) as it starts.


Last updated: 21 Jul 2017