When you stop and start the HADB in separate operations, data is unavailable while the HADB is stopped. To keep data available, you can restart the HADB as described in "Restarting the HADB".
You may want to stop the HADB in the following circumstances:
hadbm clear
command to reinitialize the database. See "Clearing the HADB".Before stopping the HADB, you should either stop dependent Sun Java System Application Server instances or configure them to use a different persistence method.
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To stop a database, use the hadbm stop
command. The syntax is as follows:
hadbm stop [dbname]
For example:
hadbm stop
The default dbname is hadb
, all lowercase. For more information about database states, see "Getting the Status of the HADB".
When you stop the database, all the running nodes in the database are stopped and the status of the database is Stopped.