ENABLE command
You can use the ENABLE command to enable service providers that are attached to IBM® InfoSphere® Information Services Director service operations.
Purpose
The ENABLE command enables service providers for runtime applications, services, and operations. Once they are enabled, the services can receive and process service requests.Syntax
There are two paths in which you can enable service providers: for a specific application or for an agent host.
Enable service providers for an application:
ISDAdmin -action enable [-user <user name>
[-password <user password>] | -authfile <file name>]
-a <application name>Enable service providers for an agent host:
ISDAdmin -action enable [-user <user name>
[-password <user password>] | -authfile <file name>]
-agentHost <agent server host name>Enable service provider types for an agent host. Additionally, use a provider type or use a combination of provider type and provider host to enable specific service providers:
ISDAdmin -action enable [-user <user name>
[-password <user password>] | -authfile <file name>]
-agentHost <agent server host name> -providerType <provider type>
-providerHost <DS host name or Db2 server host name>Parameters
The ENABLE command uses the following parameters.
| Parameter name (short name) | Description |
|---|---|
| -action (-act) | Required Type enable or e. |
| -authfile (-af) | Optional The authorization file that includes the user and password credentials to use in lieu of providing the credentials at the command prompt or with the -user and -password parameters. |
| -user (-ur) | Optional Your IBM InfoSphere Information Server user ID. If not provided and the -authfile parameter is not used, you will be prompted for a user ID. |
| -password (-pw) | Optional Your IBM InfoSphere Information Server password. If not provided and the -authfile parameter is not used, you will be prompted for a password. |
| -application (-a) | Required when enabling applications, services, or operations Enter the name of the application to enable the service provider for. The -application, -service, and -operation parameters work together. |
| -service (-s) | Optional Enter the name of the service in the application to enable the service provider for. |
| -operation (-o) | Optional Enter the name of the operation in the service to enable the service provider for. |
| -agentHost (-ahost) | Required when enabling providers for an agent host Enter the host name of the agent server. The -agentHost, -providerType, and -providerHost parameters work together. |
| -providerType (-prType) | Optional Enter the type of service provider to be enabled. The -agentHost parameter must be specified with the -providerType parameter. For DataStage®, enter DS. For Db2®, enter Db2. For Oracle, enter ORA. For Classic Federation Server, enter DB2CF. |
| -providerHost (-pHost) | Optional Enter the host name of the service provider server for which the provider is to be enabled. The -agentHost parameter must be specified with the -providerHost parameter. |
| -verbose (-v) | Optional Display detailed runtime output (not runtime logging messages). |
| -results (-res) | Optional Print all runtime output to the specified file. |
| -log (-l) | Optional Print all runtime logging messages to the specified file. Use this option with -loglevel. |
| -logerror (-error) | Optional Print all ERROR and FATAL runtime logging messages to the specified file. |
| -loginfo (-info) | Optional Print all INFO, WARN, DEBUG, and TRACE runtime logging messages to the specified file. |
| -loglevel (-level) | Optional Specify one of the following logging levels to print: ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL, OFF. |
| -help (-?) | Optional Displays help for this command. |