Re: Stopping OMS automatically in UNIX

when I type oemctrl by itself, it gives me it's usage:

stims:/u01/home/oracle/admin/prod/pfile>oemctrl Usage: oemctrl start oms

       oemctrl stop   oms <EM Username>/<EM Password>
       oemctrl status oms <EM Username>/<EM Password>[_at_<OMS-hostname>]
       oemctrl start  eventhandler <EM Username> <EM password> <OMS host>

so all you need to do is type
oemctrl stop oms <EM Username>/<EM Password>

and that should stop the OMS without prompting for username and password.

Cheers,
John.

"Erik L. Cohen" wrote:

> Hi all:
>
> When our Digital UNIX box crashes or is re-booted, the OMS does not
> come down clean and leaves a bunch of java related process hanging out
> there. This causes a problem when we want to restart the OMS.
>
> Does anyone have a line command syntax that allows the
> oemctrl stop oms
> command to be processed without the user/pw promt to occur?
> Actually we want to be able to pass the userid/pw in the line command,
> not to bypass the security.
>
> We want to put this in a shell script to be executed automatically
> upon re-boot.
>
> Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Erik.
Received on Fri Mar 09 2001 - 03:54:58 CET