TNPM/4.4.3 start
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Proviso modules have to be started in the following order
1 - ORACLE DATABASE - SF1762
As oracle user: $ /etc/init.d/dbora start or $ sqlplus “/ as sysdba” SQL> startup 9.2.1.2 LISTENER
As oracle user: $ lsnrctl start $ lsnrctl status to check the listener status
To check the oracle processes: $ ps –ef | grep ora_
2 - PROVISO DATAMART - SF1761
As pvuser $ /etc/init.d/pis3113ProvisoInfoServer start
To check : $ ps –ef | grep provisoinfod
3 - CNSW, LOGW, CMGR, AMGR
As pvuser: $ /appl/proviso/datachannel/bin/cnsw $ /appl/proviso/datachannel/bin/logw $ /appl/proviso/datachannel/bin/cmgrw $ /appl/proviso/datachannel/bin/amgrw
To check : $ /appl/proviso/datachannel/bin/findvisual
4 - FTE, CME, LDR, DLDR, DISC
Start amgr on each dc box first!
As pvuser: $ /appl/proviso/datachannel/bin/dccmd –action start –pattern all
To check: $ /appl/proviso/datachannel/bin/dccmd –action status –pattern all
Note: It is possible to start the components up separately.
5 - XVFB
As root: $ /etc/init.d/Xvfb start
To check: $ ps –ef | grep –i xvfb
6 - SILVERSTREAM SERVER
As root: $ /etc/init.d/SilverStream start
To check: $ ps –ef | grep –i silver
7 - PROVISO DATALOAD (COLLECTORS)
As pvuser on any collector: $ /opt/proviso/dataload/bin/pvmdmgr start
To Check: $ ps –ef | grep pvmd