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Sun Java System Application Server Standard and Enterprise Edition 7 2004Q2 Update 2 Troubleshooting Guide

> ## Appendix A
> Summary of High Availability Commands

> As a convenience, this appendix contains a summary of the command-line interface high-availability database (HADB) management commands for the Sun Java System Application Server 7, Enterprise Edition product.

> - For details on the syntax of hadbm commands, refer to the man pages, or Sun Java System Application Server Utility Reference Manual.
> - For instructions and guidelines on using the hadbm commands, refer to the Sun Java System Application Server Administrator’s Guide. Instructions for using the clsetup command are contained in the Installation Guide.
> - For a complete listing of the asadmin commands, refer to the appendix on Using the Command Line Interface in the Administrator’s Guide.
> - The hadbm command is located in the install_dir/SUNWhadb/4/bin directory.

> The hadbm commands are run from the command-line using the following format:

> hadbm <subcommand>

> Table A-1 shows the available subcommands.

> Table A-1 High-Availability Commands

> *clear | Reinitializes all the data space on all nodes, and clears all user data.
> list | Lists the existing HADBs.
> nodestatus | Provides the key status information on all the nodes for the named HADB.
> refragment | Stores data on a newly-created node.
> resourceinfo | Provides information about the HADB resources.
> restart | Restarts the HADB
> restartnode | Restarts the node in the specific start level.
> set | Sets the value of the specified configuration attributes to the named values.
> start | Starts the HADB after it has been stopped.
> startnode | Starts the node by running the startup procedure on the node.
> status | Provides information on the state of the HADB.
> stop | Stops the HADB
> stopnode | Stops the node if the mirror node is up.

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