In this module you learn how to stop the Oracle Collaboration
Suite processes using the command-line interface. This includes the Middle-Tier
applications, Information Store, and Infrastructure.
There is a sequence of tasks for starting and stopping the
Oracle Collaboration Suite components. You can start and stop Oracle Application
Server in different ways based on your requirements. There are a number of tools
available that you can use to start, stop, restart, and view the status of components:
The dcmctl
command: This command allows you to start and stop an entire component as
well as the subprocesses within the components. For example, you can start
and stop Web Cache, or you can start and stop only the Web Cache Admin subprocess.
Oracle
Enterprise Manager: Use to view components that you cannot start or
stop, but whose status depends on other components. For example, it displays
the status of the Single Sign-On component, whose status depends on the
HTTP Server.
EM and dcmctl
are completely compatible, they use OPMN as their underlying component to manage
processes, and can be used interchangeably. For example, you can start a component
using opmnctl and stop it using
EM.
This module shows how to stop the Oracle Collaboration Suite
components and processes—Middle-Tier applications, Information Store, and
Infrastructure—using the command-line.
Stop the Oracle Collaboration Suite Middle-Tier
Applications
1.
Open
a terminal window on the mid-tier host as user oracle, and set the environment
variables for the middle tier. For this example, ocs_mid_profile
is set as follows:
. ocs_mid_profile
2.
Stop
Enterprise Manager:
emctl stop
3.
Stop
the Oracle Files processes as the root user. (Note: Exit
out of root when this step has been completed).
su root
$ORACLE_HOME/ifs/files/bin/ifsctl stop
exit
4.
Stop the Email processes.
Replace <hostname> with the full middle-tier hostname in lower case.
To stop the Oracle Collaboration
Suite Information Store, perform the following steps:
1.
Open
a terminal window on the Information Store host and set the environment
variables for the Information Store. For this example, ocs_store_profile
is set as follows:
. ocs_store_profile
2.
Stop
the Information Store database.
sqlplus "
/ as sysdba"
shutdown immediate
exit
Stop the Oracle Collaboration Suite Infrastructure
You stop all processes
in an Infrastructure when you prepare to shut down your host, or to stop your
entire Infrastructure. For this example, Infrastructure contains Identity Management
and a Metadata Repository.
1.
Open
a terminal window on the Infrastructure host and set the environment variables
for the Infrastructure (set the ORACLE_HOME
environment variable to the Infrastructure Oracle home and set the ORACLE_SID
environment variable to the Metadata Repository SID). For this example,
ocs_inf_profile is set
as follows:
. ocs_inf_profile
2.
Stop
all of the Infrastructure processes managed by Oracle Process Manager
and Notification Server (OPMN). This command may take a few minutes to
complete:
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