Re: Start Up Program & Backup

["Chris Parker" <cparker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Adding the command "strhostsvr *database *tcp" should resolve this.

chris
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From: "Evan Harris" <spanner@ihug.co.nz>, on 11/01/2000 7:02:

At 13:33 10/01/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>We have a custom Startup program which is basically QSTRUP with some
>extra "stuff".  When I run QEZBACKUP, I end most subsystems.  Seems to
>me the simplest way to get everything running again is CALL STARTUP.
>However, after doing this, I cannot download files using Client Access.
>An IPL will, of course, fix it. But I really don't want to IPL every
>day.  What am I missing?
>

It's probably something to do with subsystem QSERVER.

Run a CWBPING from DOS to assess the status of the Client access components
- it will tel you which services are available.

Then check subsystem QSERVER - you may find it hasn't ended probably, or
hasn't started.

STRSBS QSERVER and check that a couple (4 ?) jobs start up - they are
auto-start jobs I think. You may need to do a STRHOSTSVR *DATABASE, I'm not
sure.

HTH
Evan Harris


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