run-sa.csh start

Automatically calls sa.csh and user.csh and starts the Siebel Analytics Server.

run-sa.csh stop

Stops the Siebel Analytics Server.

sa.csh

Sets up the environment for manual management. Run this under the current shell (source the script). Under this mode, you can run the Siebel Analytics Server manually.

NOTE:  This file sets environment variables and must be executed appropriately for those variables to be exported to the current shell.

Usage:

source sa.csh

run-saw.csh

Automatically calls saw.csh and starts the Siebel Analytics Web Server.

saw.csh

Sets up the environment for manual management of Siebel Analytics Web. Run this under the current shell (source the script). Under this mode, you can run the Siebel Analytics Web Server manually.

run-sch.csh

Starts the Scheduler.

Usage:

run-sch.csh { start | stop -p <password>}

NOTE:  If there is no terminal on the machine, you must define a DISPLAY environment variable in order for Scheduler to start. If the machine running Scheduler has a monitor running X Window, point it to itself. If it has no monitor, point it to another machine running X Window.

run-ccs.csh

Starts the cluster controller.

Usage:

run-ccs.csh { start | stop | forcestop }

sa-cli.csh

Sets up the environment for running the Siebel Analytics Client. Run this under the current shell (source the script). If you are managing the server manually, you need to open a separate session to do this.

NOTE:  This file sets environment variables and must be executed appropriately for those variables to be exported to the current shell.

Usage:

source sa-cli.csh

sa-init.csh

Sets up basic Siebel Analytics Server settings. Run this command to keep settings up to date after you make any changes to instanceconfig.xml or other configuration files. These changes include changes to files used by the Siebel Analytics Web (for example, when you change the Web Catalog path).

user.csh

Sets up user-specific items such as the database. You do not need to run this script separately. It is called from run-sa.sh.