Starting and stopping Sybase Search

Windows

In Windows, you can start and stop Sybase Search containers and the Web administration server from the Start menu or from a command prompt.

StepsStarting Sybase Search from the Windows Start menu

  1. Select Programs | Sybase.

  2. Select Sybase Search 4.0.

StepsStopping Sybase Search from the Windows Start menu

  1. Select Programs | Sybase.

  2. Select Sybase Search 4.0.

StepsStarting Sybase Search from a Windows command prompt

  1. Open a Windows command prompt.

  2. To start a container, navigate to install_location\OmniQ\bin and enter:

    sysearch32.bat -start ID
    

    where ID is the container ID of the container you want to start. The container ID of the hub container is always 1.

    NoteBy default, log files are not created for containers when you use the command line start scripts. To create a log file, use the tee option with the script to start a container, such as:

    sysearch32.bat -start ID tee
    
  3. To start the Web administration server, navigate to install_location\Hyena\bin and enter:

    Hyena32.bat -start
    

StepsStopping Sybase Search from a Windows command prompt

  1. Open a Windows command prompt.

  2. To stop a container, navigate to install_location\OmniQ\bin and enter:

    sysearch32.bat -stop ID
    

    where ID is the container ID of the container you want to stop.

  3. To stop the Web administration server, navigate to install_location\Hyena\bin and enter:

    Hyena32.bat -stop
    

Solaris and HP

In Solaris and HP, start and stop Sybase Search containers and the Web administration server from a command line.

NoteBefore starting any containers, set the library path environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Go to install_location\OmniQ\bin and enter:

. ./env.sh

AIX and Linux

In AIX and Linux, start and stop Sybase Search containers and the Web administration server from a command line.

NoteBefore starting any containers, set the library path environment variable for the current profile. The library path environment variable is LIB_PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH for AIX and Linux, respectively. To set this variable, go to install_location\OmniQ\bin and enter:

. ./env.sh