This section contains the following topics related to starting the mvBase Server.
Summarizes the autoboot option and manual startup, and their relation to the application and service execution modes. |
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Use this procedure to start the mvBase Server for the first time after installation or upgrade. |
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Use this procedure to start the Server as an application. |
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Use this procedure to start the Server as a service. |
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Explains the processes associated with coldstarting the mvBase Server after normal system shutdown. |
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Explains the dynamics associated with restarting the Server after abnormal system shutdown. This entails power failure, checking for system failure, and using the Windows Application Event Log. |
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Use this procedure to recover from a failure in which it was not possible to write memory frames to disk by removing frames from the Overflow Table so they do not cause GFEs. |
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Use this procedure from TCL to restore the data area using a filesave backup medium. |
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Should files become corrupted as a result of any system anomalies, an ABS/Kernel restore procedure must be performed from mvBase source files located on either CD-ROM or floppy diskette media. |
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Provides general considerations related to Server shutdown. |
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Use this procedure to shut down the Server from the Administration Utility. This is applicable to either Application or Service execution modes. |
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Use this procedure to shut down the Server from the Windows Desktop. This is applicable to either Application or Service execution modes. |
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Provides instruction for using the :SHUTDOWN Proc. |
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Provides instructions for starting the mvServer Application from the command line prompt. |
See Also
Configuring and Using the mvBase Server
Guidelines for the mvBase Server
(Re)Defining Processes and Lines