To Stop OBIEE 11g domain components (Order needs to be maintained):
1. Stop Oracle BI System Components OPMN
Go to the following path:
1. Stop Oracle BI System Components OPMN
Go to the following path:
$your OBIEE main folder/instances/instance1/bin/
Then type: ./opmnctl stopall
2. Stop Managed Server
Go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE folder/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain/bin/
Then type : ./stopManagedWebLogic.sh bi_server1
Enter the credentials for the WebLogic administrator (in my case it is weblogic/weblogic123) when prompted.
Let it run and it will be done eventually.
3. Stop Node Manager
Since there is no script that stops the node manager, you will have to kill it, so type the following in your terminal:
ps -ef |grep Node|grep nodemanager |cut -c10-15
It will show the Node Manager process, there is an PID that comes with it the result, note it down and then type:
kill <PID>
After having done so, you can re-execute : ps -ef |grep Node|grep nodemanager |cut -c10-15
This time, it shouldn't return any results, that means node manager has been stopped.
4. Stop WebLogic Domain
Then type: ./opmnctl stopall
2. Stop Managed Server
Go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE folder/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain/bin/
Then type : ./stopManagedWebLogic.sh bi_server1
Enter the credentials for the WebLogic administrator (in my case it is weblogic/weblogic123) when prompted.
Let it run and it will be done eventually.
3. Stop Node Manager
Since there is no script that stops the node manager, you will have to kill it, so type the following in your terminal:
ps -ef |grep Node|grep nodemanager |cut -c10-15
It will show the Node Manager process, there is an PID that comes with it the result, note it down and then type:
kill <PID>
After having done so, you can re-execute : ps -ef |grep Node|grep nodemanager |cut -c10-15
This time, it shouldn't return any results, that means node manager has been stopped.
4. Stop WebLogic Domain
Go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE folder/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain/bin/
Then type: ./stopWebLogic.sh
Let it execute and eventually it will complete the stoppage.
$Your OBIEE folder/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain/bin/
Then type: ./stopWebLogic.sh
Let it execute and eventually it will complete the stoppage.
To start all OBIEE 11g domain components (Order needs to be maintained):
You will eventually realize that the sequence of starting each components is pretty much in reverse of the stopping sequence
A. Start WebLogic Domain
In the following folder:
$Your OBIEE folder/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain/bin/
Type:
./startWebLogic.sh
If you want to have it run in the background, which means the component remains started after you close the terminal session (you pretty much have to do it this way), type this:
./startWebLogic.sh &
B. Start Node Manager
Go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE folder/wlserver_10.3/server/bin/
Type: ./startNodeManager.sh &
(for running in the background)
Let it run and keep the windows opened for a while
C. Start Managed Server
Go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE folder/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain/bin
Type: ./startManagedWebLogic.sh bi_server1 &
(for running in the background)
D. Start Oracle BI System Components (OPMN)
go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE Folder/instances/instance1/bin
Type: ./opmnctl startall
If you want to have it run in the background, which means the component remains started after you close the terminal session (you pretty much have to do it this way), type this:
./startWebLogic.sh &
B. Start Node Manager
Go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE folder/wlserver_10.3/server/bin/
Type: ./startNodeManager.sh &
(for running in the background)
Let it run and keep the windows opened for a while
C. Start Managed Server
Go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE folder/user_projects/domains/bifoundation_domain/bin
Type: ./startManagedWebLogic.sh bi_server1 &
(for running in the background)
D. Start Oracle BI System Components (OPMN)
go to the following path:
$Your OBIEE Folder/instances/instance1/bin
Type: ./opmnctl startall
To check the status: ./opmnctl status
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