Re: Starting the Zend subsystems in QSTRUP

[Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Carl.  That ought to do it!

Pete

carl j novit wrote:
> We have all the subsystems autostart as well as the web server.  The 
> following CL, which is called from QSTRUP  starts mysql.
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> dcl var(&NULL) type(*char) len(1) value(x'00') 
> 300 DCL var(&P1) type(*char) len(40) 
> 400 dcl var(&P2) type(*char) len(90) 
> 500 
> 600 strsbs sbsd(zmysql/zmysql) 
> 700 monmsg msgid(cpf1010) 
> 800 
> 900 chgvar var(&P1) value('/QOpenSys/usr/bin/ksh' *TCAT &NULL) 
> 1000 chgvar var(&P2) value('/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysqld_safe + 
> 1100 --user=mysql &' *TCAT &NULL) 
> 1200
> 1300 SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(QP2SHELL) PARM(&P1 &P2)) + 
> 1400 JOB(MYSQLD) JOBD(ZMYSQL/ZMySQLJOBD) 
> 1500 
> 1600 endpgm 
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> Thanks,
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> Carl Novit
> Vice President
> FRS, Inc.
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> I was alerted to the fact that my blog was offline which was correct 
> since I had forgotten to start the Apache server instances and MySQL 
> after the local power company had shut off the power for a few hours to 
> replace a transformer.  The Zend Core subsystem always starts with no 
> problem.
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> So I was just going to add a couple of entries to QSTRUP to start the 
> Apache Servers and the MySQL subsystem and then the MySQL daemon.  No 
> sweat.  However, although Zend has provided a handy manual way of 
> starting those services from a menu, I haven't been able to track down 
> the relevant commands or configuration changes behind those menu items. 
> The closest thing I can find from Zend is this: 
> http://www.zend.com/support/knowledgebase.php?kbid=298&view_only=1 which 
> identifies how to start the Zend Core subsystem in QSTRUP but nothing 
> about individual services (although they are mentioned).
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> Can anyone provide the commands to start the Apache servers, the MySQL 
> subsystem and the daemon?
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> Thanks
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> Pete Helgren
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