Controlling the Behavior of the Daemon

A.6 Controlling the Behavior of the Daemon

Use the list of commands in this section to control the behavior of the daemon.

Syntax

[-id id] –set daemon_option
[-id id] -unset daemon_option | all
[-id id] -get parameter | all
[-d start]
[-d start -debug]
[-d stop]
[-d stop_client]
[-d status]
[-d info]
[-id id] -d nextautorun
[-initsetup]
[-initrmsetup]
[-initcheck]

Parameters

Table A-5 Daemon Options

Option	Description
`[-id id] –set daemon_option`	Optionally use `id` with the `set` command to set specific daemon usage profiles.
`[-id id] -unset daemon_option \| all`	Unsets the parameter. Use with `–id id` to set a daemon profile-specific value.
`[-id id] -get parameter \| all`	Displays the value of the specified parameter or all the parameters. Use with `–id id` to set a daemon profile-specific value.
`-d start`	Starts the daemon.
`-d start —debug`	Starts the daemon in debug mode.
`-d stop`	Stops the daemon.
`-d stop_client`	Forces a running daemon client to stop.
`-d status`	Checks the current status of the daemon.
`-d info`	Displays details about the daemon. The details include installation and when the daemon was started.
`[-id id] -d nextautorun`	Displays details about when the next scheduled automatic run occurs.
`-initsetup`	Sets the daemon auto restart function that starts the daemon when the node starts.
`-initrmsetup`	Removes the automatic restart functionality.
`-initcheck`	Checks if the automatic restart functionality is set up.

Parent topic: Oracle ORAchk and Oracle EXAchk Command-Line Options