1. Introduction
This section will contain an overview of the Dbvisit Standby Agent - dbvagent.
Dbvagent (Dbvisit Agent)
| The Dbvisit Agent is used to manage the Standby core background processes as well as managing the communication between the Dbvserver (Web based interface) and the Dbvisit Standby core.
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2. Starting The Agent (dbvagent)
Starting the Dbvisit Agent - dbvagent can easily be done by running the following commands:
- For Dbvagent: ./dbvagent -d start from the DBVISIT_BASE/dbvagent directory.
Once the command is executed, you can use the "ps -ef|egrep 'dbvagent' | grep -v grep" command to show the process running.
Example - Starting Dbvagent:
[oracle@dbv101 dbvisit]$ cd dbvagent [oracle@dbv101 dbvagent]$ ls conf dbvserver doc log [oracle@dbv101 dbvagent]$ ./dbvagent -d start [oracle@dbv101 dbvagent]$ ps -ef|grep dbvagent|grep -v grep oracle 120 0 0 11:09 ? 00:00:00 ./dbvagent -d start
3. Stopping The Agent (dbvagent)
Stopping the agent can easily be done by running the following command:
- For Dbvagent: ./dbvagent -d stop from the DBVISIT_BASE/dbvagent directory.
Once the command is executed, you can use the "ps -ef|egrep 'dbvagent' | grep -v grep" command to show the process running.
Example - Stopping Dbvagent:
[oracle@dbv101 dbvisit]$ cd dbvagent [oracle@dbv101 dbvagent]$ ls conf dbvserver doc log [oracle@dbv101 dbvagent]$ ./dbvagent -d stop [oracle@dbv101 dbvagent]$ ps -ef|grep dbvagent|grep -v grep [oracle@dbv101 dbvagent]$