Running the DBUStart utility

This procedure describes how to run the DBUStart utility, which enables you to start the database server and the related services. Relevant only for a PostgreSQL database. When invoking this utility with a PostgreSQL database, the utility is only enabled on Control-M/EM or Control-M/server running with a dedicated PostgreSQL database server.

NOTE: If this option is invoked on Control-M/EM or Control-M/Server running with an existing PostgreSQL database, an error message is displayed.

To run the utility:

1. Do one of the following:
   • Control-M/EM: Do one of the following:
     • UNIX: Log on to a Control-M/EM account.
     • Windows: Open a command prompt window and go to <Control-M EM home>\Default\bin\DBUtils.
   • Control-M/Server: Do one of the following:
     • UNIX: Log on to a Control-M/Server account.
     • Windows: Open a command prompt window and go to <Control-M/Server>\ctm_server\exe\DBUtils.
2. Type the following command:

   DBUStart

   [ -TRACE_LEVEL <error|log|info> ]

   [ -HELP ]

   [ -POSTGRES_DEBUG <Y|N> ]

   For more information about the DBUStart utility, see DBUStart utility parameters and DBUStart utility example.

   NOTE: If the database server has already been started, the utility returns a "failed" status and a message similar to the following is issued:

   sh-500 - sh-500 module : 500 - Server is already up

   The following example describes a DBUStart utility sample output:

   PostgreSQL server started