Another big difference is that startserv runs only in verbose mode.
Kedar Mhaswade wrote:
> Dixie Pine wrote:
>>
>>
>> Kedar Mhaswade wrote:
>>>
>>>>>>> * From the <as-install>/bin directory, run the startserv command.
>>>>>> but, but, but, I don't see the startserv command on the TP2 list
>>>>> what's a "Tp2 list"?
>>>> The commands that are included in TP2. The commands that are listed
>>>> in Paul's doc plan for the man pages. There is no mention of startserv
>>>
>>> startserv and stopserv are added for TP-2 only at the moment and are
>>> probably self-explanatory in terms of what they do. So, if we don't
>>> have
>>> documentation for them, it's OK.
>>>
>>> Also, note that these are separate scripts (that call asadmin
>>> internally),
>>> and as such are not asadmin "commands".
>> Then should we be referring to them in the Quick Start Guide perhaps
>> not...
>
> It's OK to refer to them because "startserv/stopserv" is "quicker"
> than "asadmin
> start/stop-domain" ...
>
> You can also mention "asadmin start/stop-domain" if the QS guide text
> allows it.
>
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