I want to add the "-n" parameter to one of our ARSLOAD programs. Is there a way to refresh/restart the ARSLOAD without restarting CMOD or the server? I was thinking I could kill the PID associated with the ARSLOAD and then start it back up using the command below?
/usr/lpp/ars/bin/arsload -A JOBNAME -G FORMS -c /arsacif/acif1 -d /arsacif/acif5 -n -t 60 -v
Thanks.
in my experience, ive never had to restart arssockd/arsobjd to modify an arsload command.
How would I get the -n parameter active with out running the arsload command?
Restarting ARSLOAD should not require restarting the CMOD server, I've had to restart it plenty of times and a basic kill -9 on the process ID killed it, and then I would make my changes to the startup script (add a daemon, change a flag..etc..) and restart.
Quote from: jeffs42885 on March 25, 2014, 05:43:57 PM
Restarting ARSLOAD should not require restarting the CMOD server, I've had to restart it plenty of times and a basic kill -9 on the process ID killed it, and then I would make my changes to the startup script (add a daemon, change a flag..etc..) and restart.
What I was thinking of doing. Just wanted to see if there were other/better ways.
Thanks.