HP Driver for JDBC User's Manual

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Installation
Starting and Stopping HP JDBC Monitor
MPE/iX Monitor Startup and Shutdown
The startup and shutdown of the MPE/iX HP JDBC Monitor is
normally done by the startup and shutdown stream jobs, JSTRTMON and
JSTOPMON, which are normally included in MPE/iX system startup and
shutdown scripts. Thus as long as the machine is up and running, the
JDBC Monitor will also be up.
The only time the monitor should ever be brought down is to install a
newer version. In this case, use the JSTOPMON stream job or ABORTJOB
command to kill the monitor process. The ABORTJOB command to shut
down the monitor is:
: ABORTJOB #JXX
where XX is the job number.
To restart the monitor after it was accidentally terminated or shut
down, use the JSTRTMON stream job to start it up.
: STREAM JSTRTMON.JDBC.SYS
On the MPE/iX platform, each client connection is serviced by a
separate process that is in the same session as the monitor. Thus, if the
monitor is terminated or dies, the existing server process already
serving the client requests will also die. This could result in client
applications experiencing dropped connections.
For a complete listings of JDBC Monitor log file, please refer to
Appendix B , “JDBC Monitor.”