Does anyone tell me how can I configure to auto start ASE
server during the linux OS boot.

sang wrote:

Jan Pernica wrote:
Or alternatively, as root:

cd $SYBASE/install/
cp rc.sybase /etc/init.d/
chkconfig --add rc.sybase


To check your service : chkconfig --list rc.sybase


But be sure to check the rc.sybase script first to adapt it to your envt
($SYBASE, path, etc.)


bye,
Emmanuel.

I tried it's work if only one server is started. I tried to add more than
one ASE servers to run, it always execute first line, that means only the
first one server is started. Why? How can I auto start many servers???


"Emmanuel Cerisier" <com.nexgenfs@ecerisier>
???????:42495bf0 (AT) forums-1-dub (DOT) ..

I'm not sure what the rc.sybase file is since I don't have one by default,
but if you copied the RUN_<server> file then you need to look at the
contents. The script will start ASE, but not in the background. You should
modify the last '\' to '&' as below:

Original:
#!/bin/sh
#
# Adaptive Server name: ase1252
# ASE page size (KB): 2k
# Master device path: /software/ase1252/data/master.dat
# Error log path: /software/ase1252/ASE-12_5/install/ase1252.log
# Configuration file path: /software/ase1252/ASE-12_5/ase1252.cfg
# Directory for shared memory files: /software/ase1252/ASE-12_5
#
/software/ase1252/ASE-12_5/bin/dataserver \
-sase1252 \
-d/software/ase1252/data/master.dat \
-e/software/ase1252/ASE-12_5/install/ase1252.log \
-c/software/ase1252/ASE-12_5/ase1252.cfg \
-M/software/ase1252/ASE-12_5 -T1622 \

Modify the last line to:
-M/software/ase1252/ASE-12_5 -T1622 &

Then you can add your next server after this and it will start. Otherwise,
the script processing is stopped after the first ASE - until that ASE stops.

Mark Kusma
http://www.sybase.com/support/abouts.../otherservices


"DS" <danielso (AT) sinaman (DOT) com> wrote