STA Command

The STA command brings the entire STA environment up or down and can provide a status as well. It also checks to see if a particular service is already in the state that you are attempting to move to and informs you if it is already in that state.

Note – The STA command is recommended over the individual service commands discussed beginning because it is a guaranteed method to ensure all services are brought up or down. Service commands are not always so reliable.

TABLE 2‑1 shows memory usage requirements for the STA Domain Server, STA Managed Server, and MySQL.

TABLE 2‑1 Memory Usage

Item	Memory Requirement
STA Domain Server	2 GB heap size
STA Managed Server	2 GB heap size
MySQL	2 GB memory

The following STA command tasks can be performed:

STA start starts MySql, staservd, WebLogic Administration Server, and WebLogic staServer in that order.

# STA start

# STA start Starting STA Database.... Successfully started the STA Database Starting STA Database Backup Service (staservd).... Successfully started the STA Database Backup Service Starting WebLogic Administration Server.... Successfully started the WebLogic Administration Server Starting WebLogic staServer.... Successfully started the WebLogic staServer

STA stop stops WebLogic staServer, Weblogic Administration Server, MySql, and staservd in that order.

# STA stop

# STA stop Stopping the WebLogic staServer.... Successfully stopped the WebLogic staServer Stopping the WebLogic Administration Server.... Successfully stopped the WebLogic Administration Server Stopping the STA Database Server Backup Service (staservd).... Successfully stopped the STA Database Server Backup Service Stopping the STA database Server.... Successfully stopped the STA Database Server

STA status reports the status of MySql, WebLogic Administration Server, and WebLogic staServer.

# STA status

# STA status STA Database server is running STA Database Services Daemon (staservd) is running Weblogic Domain Administration Server is running WebLogic staServer is running