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Administering the SAND Enterprise Service
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By default the SAND Enterprise Service (SES) is started as a Daemon process when the system starts. At installation time, entries are put into the /sbin/rc[0,2,3].d directories to make the Service start automatically at Run Level 3.
If the SES process was stopped or did not start, use the following command to start the SES Daemon manually (executable by ROOT only):
/sbin/init.d/nesd start
When the SAND Enterprise Service is started, it does the following:
- Reads the nes.ini file (see below)
- Recycles the NE Service log
- Automatically starts database instances set to "autostartup".
WindowsBy default, the SAND Enterprise Service (SES) is started as a Windows Service when the system starts. If the SES process was stopped or did not start, use the Windows Service Control window to start the service:
- Windows 2000: Start Menu > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services
Errors and other messages returned during startup are written to the Windows event log.
When the SAND Enterprise Service is started, it does the following:
- Reads the nes.ini file (see below)
- Recycles the NE Service log
- Automatically starts database instances set to "autostartup".
When the service is stopped, any running database instances are stopped by killing the nserv engines that are running them (note that in Real Mode, this may cause problems with the database). Errors and other messages are written to the NE Service event log, or to the event log under Windows.
On a UNIX platform, use the following command to stop the SES Daemon (executable by ROOT only):
/sbin/init.d/nesd stop
On a Windows server, use the Windows Service Control window to stop the SAND Enterprise Service:
- Windows 2000: Start Menu > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services
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