Starting and stopping OBIEE in 10g and 11g

Starting/Stopping Oracle OBIEE 11G

OBIEE 11g is hosted on Weblogic and hence the scripts to start/stop services is totally different from that in 10G.

The start sequnces is:

• Node Manager (wls console and EM, scripts located in  WLS_HOME/bin)
• AdminServer (scripts located under domain/bi_foundation/bin)
• BI Managed Server  (scripts located under domain/bi_foundation/bin)
• Process Manager (Start all bi Services, scripts located at INSTANCE_HOME/bin, uses opmnctl -startall/status)

The Scripts are:

• Node Manager: startNodeManager (cmd or sh)
• AdminServer: startWeblogic (cmd or sh)
• BI Managed Server: startManagedServer (cmd or sh)
• Process Manager: opmnctl  startall

 

Stop Sequence:

The reverse order needs to be followed to stop Services.

• opmnctl stopall
• stopManagedServer (cmd or sh)
• stopWeblogic (cmd or sh)
• Node Manager: To stop nodemanager on unix directly kill the process. On windows if registered as a service stop node manager service.

 

Starting/Stopping Oracle OBIEE 10G

Oracle BI start/stop scripts are located in the directory OracleBI_HOME/setup. The main  scripts are:

• oc4j (start OC4J)
• run-sa.sh (calls user.sh and starts the Oracle BI Server)
• run-saw.sh (calls saw.sh and starts the Oracle BI Presentation Services.)
• run-sch.sh (for BI Scheduler)
• run-ccs.sh (for the Cluster Controller)
• sa-cli.sh (Sets up the environment for running the Oracle BI Client)

The order in which the differnt services in OBIEE are stopped/restarted is important. Below is the start sequence for OBI Component:

• OC4J
• Oracle Business Intelligence Server service.
• Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services service.
• Oracle Business Intelligence Scheduler Server service.

Scripts to start:

oc4j -start

run-sa.sh start
run-saw.sh start
run-ccs.sh start  --> Oracle BI Cluster Controller (Only required if OBIEE Cluster is setup)

 

Scripts to Stop:

 

run-ccs.sh stop
run-saw.sh stop
run-sa.sh stop
oc4j -shutdown -port 23791 -password oc4jadmin