Server Command Lines. SAP 4.1 Support Package 2

Command Line Administration

The CCM reads the launch strings and other configuration values from the ccm.config file.

27.2.1.1 Examples

The following examples assume that a Server Intelligence Agent (SIA) and Central Management Server

(CMS) are started and running. Before using the command-line options of ccm.exe to interact with an individual server, you can use the following Windows command to start the SIA service: net start "Server Intelligence Agent (NODENAME)"

The SIA can also be stopped using net stop "Server Intelligence Agent (NODENAME)".

This command starts all BI platform servers: ccm.exe -managedstart all

This command starts an Adaptive Job Server. The CMS was started on port 6701, rather than on the default port: ccm.exe -managedstart MACHINE01.AdaptiveJobServer -cms MACHINE01:6701

This command enables an Adaptive Job Server with a specified administrative account named

SysAdmin

: ccm.exe -enable MACHINE01.AdaptiveJobServer -cms MACHINE01:6701 -username SysAdmin -password 35%bC5@5

This command logs on with a specified administrative account to disable an Adaptive Job Server that is running on a second machine: ccm.exe -disable MACHINE02.AdaptiveJobServer -cms MACHINE01:6701 -username SysAdmin -password 35%bC5@5

27.3 Server Command Lines

27.3.1 Command lines overview

This section lists the command-line options that control the behavior of each BI platform server.

When you start or configure a server through the Central Management Console (CMC) the server is started (or restarted) with a default command line that includes a typical set of options and values. In the majority of cases, you need not modify the default command lines directly. Moreover, you can manipulate the most common settings through the various server configuration screens in the CMC.

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