status-ds command

The status-ds command shows the status of an Endeca data store.

The syntax for the status-ds command is: 
endeca-cmd status-ds <datastore-name> [global-options]
where datastore-name is the name of an existing, attached Endeca data store. The data store may be started or stopped.
The returned status consists of the following information:
Status field Meaning
Current State The Endeca data store is Started (and is therefore available for use) or Stopped (and is not available for use).
Data Files The absolute path of the Endeca data store's indexes directory on disk.
WS Port The data store's Dgraph port number, as set by the user (via the --ws-port flag of the start-ds or attach-ds command) or by the Endeca Server.
Bulk Load Port The data store's Dgraph bulk load port number, as set by the user (via the --bulk-load-port flag of the start-ds or attach-ds command) or by the Endeca Server.
Startup Timeout The maximum length of time (in seconds) that is allowed for the data store's Dgraph process to start up, as set by the user (via the --startup-timeout flag of the start-ds or attach-ds command) or by the Endeca Server.
Shutdown Timeout The maximum length of time (in seconds) that is allowed for the data store's Dgraph process to shut down, as set by the user (via the --shutdown-timeout flag of the start-ds or attach-ds command) or by the Endeca Server.
Command Line Arguments The Dgraph flags specified by the --args flag of the start-ds or attach-ds command. This field is not displayed if the --args flag was not used.

status-ds example

This command: 
endeca-cmd status-ds books
returns this status for the books data store: 
Current State: Started

Data Files: C:\Endeca\Apps\books
WS Port: 5558
Bulk Load Port: 5559
Startup Timeout (s): 60
Shutdown Timeout (s): 90
Command Line Arguments: --threads 6 --net-timeout 60