Use the start_local.sh script to start IBM® InfoSphere® Master Data Management
Collaboration Server and
all services.
Syntax
start_local.sh [--wsadminUsername=<was_admin_user>
--wsadminPwd=<was_admin_password>][--profile]
[--debug][--rmlogs][--help]
Parameters
- wsadminUsername
- This is the WebSphere® Application
Server administrative user name. This is required if admin_security=true is
specified but the username and password are not provided in the env_settings.ini file.
You can specify the wsadminUsername and wsadminPwd arguments
in the command to override the values provided in the env_settings.ini.
This argument is applicable only if svc_name is of
type appsvr.
- wsadminPwd
- This is the password of the WebSphere Application
Server administrative user. This is required if admin_security=true is
specified but the username and password are not provided in the env_settings.ini file.
You can specify the wsadminUsername and wsadminPwd arguments
in the command to override the values provided in the env_settings.ini.
This argument is applicable only if svc_name is of
type appsvr.
- svc_name
- Specifies the short or full name of a service. This option can
be specified multiple times, and all can be used
to start all services defined in the env_settings.ini file.
- profile
- Enables profiling for the services.
- debug
- This parameter starts one or more services in the debug mode.
- rmlogs
- Deletes all files under the logs directory.
- help
- Displays help information.
Example
In this example, the start_local.sh script
is run to start InfoSphere MDM Collaboration Server and
all services:
$<install directory>/bin/go/start_local.sh
In
this example, the
start_local.sh script is run not
only to start all services, but to also show the configuration properties
and the application server name.
$TOP/bin/go/start_local.sh --action=show_config --svc_name=appsvr_SUPAIX01
Output
Running this script displays the name
of each service and its process ID (PID) as it starts.
IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management, Version 10.1