User guide

3.1.1 Starting a Thin Server

A thin server may be started by using the appropriate start statement within the controller,

as an Oracle SQL/Services JDBC dispatcher or directly from the operating system

command line.

3.1.1.1 Starting a Thin Server from the Oracle JDBC for Rdb controller

A thin server may be started from the controller by referencing a thin server definition in an

XML-formatted configuration file. See Starting Servers

within Oracle JDBC for Rdb

Controller for more details.

Example

Given the following server section in the XML-formatted configuration file mycfg.xml:

<server

name="serv1"

type="RdbThinSrv"

url="//localhost:1707/"

logfile="myLogs:serv1.log"

the following command may be used to start this server from within the controller:

rdbthincontrol> start server serv1

Alternatively the controller may be used in command mode to start a server

$ java –jar rdbthincontrol.jar –cfg mycfg.xml –

–name serv1 –startserver

3.1.1.2 Starting a Thin Server from Oracle SQL/Services

A thin server may be started from the Oracle SQL/Services manager.

Using the Oracle SQL/Services manager, you must first establish a connection to the

SQL/Service server. Once connected you may then start a JDBC dispatcher.

Before you can start a JDBC dispatcher, you must first create its definition in the Oracle

SQL/Services environment.

See Oracle SQL/Services and Oracle JDBC for Rdb Servers

for more details.

Example

$run sys$system:SQLSRV_MANAGE71

SQLSRV> connect server;

Connecting to server

Connected

SQLSRV> start disp JDBC_MPDISP;