User guide

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_DISP;

SQLSRV>

See Oracle SQL/Services and Oracle JDBC for Rdb Servers

for more details.

3.3.1.3 Starting a Pool Server from the Command Line

You may invoke a pool server from the OpenVMS command line.

Format

$ java –jar rdbthinsrvpool.jar [-option ]

See Pool Server Configuration Options

for a list of valid options.

Each option must have a hyphen – prepended to it.

Example

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

–name mypoolserver

3.3.2 Pool Server Operation

Once it is started, the pool server will scan the list of pooled servers in a round-robin

fashion to select the next available server.

You can start and stop the servers in the pool at anytime. If a server is not available, then

the pool server will bypass it. The pool server also has the ability to automatically start up

one or more pooled servers when the pool server itself starts up.

During pool server startup, a check is made on each server within its pool to see if the

pooled server has the autoStart option enabled. If autoStart is enabled, then the command

procedure pointed to by the srv.startup option of that pooled server will be executed. See

Server Command Procedures

for more details.

While the pool server is running, it will periodically check to see that each pooled server

within its pool of servers with autoRestart option enabled is still running. If autoRestart is

enabled for a non-running pooled server, the command procedure pointed to by the

srv.startup option of that pooled server will be executed to restart the server.