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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers various restart commands ? Post 27692 by Perderabo on Thursday 5th of September 2002 08:50:58 AM
Old 09-05-2002
On solaris, "shutdown -i6 -g0 -y" is very close to "init 6". But with shutdown, you could have used -g60. You can't do that calling init directly. The reboot command basicly just invokes the uadmin system call. It is a rough shutdown, but it is a bit better than just letting power drop so it might be used by a ups with only a few seconds of battery power or something.

I prefer the shutdown command. A SunOS dude tried the init thing on HP-UX...which is a very bad move. HP has a poor inittab structure and changing run levels via init will bypass the shutdown scripts. So (I think) the shutdown command may be more universal. But my universe is just SunOS and HP-UX...
 

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asadmin-restart

asadmin-hadbm-restart(1ASS)					   User Commands				       asadmin-hadbm-restart(1ASS)

NAME

       asadmin-hadbm-restart, hadbm-restart, restart - restarts the database

SYNOPSIS

       restart [--no-rolling] [database_name]

       Use  the  restart command to restart the database. Once the database is restarted, the database should return to the previous state. If the
       database name is specified, the database should exist. If a database is not identified, the default  database  is  restarted.  The  default
       database is hadb.

       In interactive mode, the restart command prompts for a confirmation before restarting the database.

OPTIONS

       -g --no-rolling	       restarts all nodes in HADB at once with possible loss of service.

OPERANDS

       database_name	       name of the database. The default database is hadb.

       Example 1: Using restart with a database identified

       hadbm> restart --rolling mydatabase
       This command will restart the named database.
       Type "yes" or "y" to confirm this operation,
       anything else to cancel:y
       Database successfully restarted

EXIT STATUS

       105		       database is not running

       106		       database could not be restarted

       107		       database could not return to a previous state

       asadmin-hadbm-status(1ASS),    asadmin-hadbm-nodestatus(1ASS),	asadmin-hadbm-list(1ASS),   asadmin-hadbm-addnodes(1ASS),   asadmin-hadbm-
       clear(1ASS), asadmin-hadbm-refragment(1ASS), asadmin-hadbm-delete(1ASS), asadmin-hadbm-start(1ASS), asadmin-hadbm-stop(1ASS)

Sun ONE Application Server 7 Enterprise Edition Early Access	   7 March 2003 				       asadmin-hadbm-restart(1ASS)
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