sup

Control of Local Services Manager and Local Data Manager

Used to start, stop, or display status of the Local Services Manager (lsman) and Local Data Manager (supman).

Keyword

sup

Permission

The user must be logged in with the user name lsmsadm.

Syntax

$LSMS_DIR/sup <Action>

Options

None.

Parameters

Action

The function to be performed on the lsman and supman processes. This mandatory parameter has the following values:

start

stop

status

Sample Output

# Stop the lsman and supman currently running

$ $LSMS_DIR/sup stop

supman stopped
lsman stopped
# Restart the lsman and supman

$ $LSMS_DIR/sup start

This command has no output.

# Check the status of the lsman and supman

$ $LSMS_DIR/sup status

0 reports in progress
0 LNP database synchronization operations in progress
6 GUIs connected
lsman: mem= 23480 kbytes : pcpu = 0.1 %
supman: mem= 41216 kbytes : pcpu = 0.2 %
reportma: mem= 14072 kbytes : pcpu = 0.1 %

Possible Errors

Exit Codes: sup
Exit Code	Cause	Suggested Recovery
1	Usage error.	Correct the syntax.
This command is usually run by scripts; scripts should search for exit codes. When the command is run from the command line, the output indicates suggested recovery.