Start and Stop the Service Manager

The start and stop process of the Service Manager within Oracle GoldenGate Microservices Architecture is based on two approaches:

• If the Service Manager is configured in manual mode then there are scripts in $OGG_SRVMGR_DIRECTORY/bin that you can run to start or stop the Service Manager.

  • To start the Service Manager: $OGG_SRVMGR_DIRECTORY/bin/startSM.sh

  • To stop the Service Manager: $OGG_SRVMGR_DIRECTORY/bin/stopSM.sh

  Note:

  Before running either script to start or stop the Service Manager, edit and set the following variables:

  `export $OGG_HOME=Oracle GoldenGate installation

  folder`

  `export

  $OGG_ETC_HOME=OGG_SRVMGR_DIRECTORY/etc`

  `export

  $OGG_VAR_HOME=OGG_SRVMGR_DIRECTORY/var`

• If the Service Manager is configured as a daemon or service, the scripts required to start or stop for manual interaction are not created. The operating system is responsible for starting or stopping the Service Manager.

  For Linux:

  systemctl start OracleGoldenGate

  systemctl status OracleGoldenGate

  systemctl stop OracleGoldenGate

  For Windows:

  net start OracleGoldenGate

  net stop OracleGoldenGate

• If user experience any issues while using the registerServiceManager.sh/bat utility to register the Service Manager as a daemon or service, see the MOS note 3051194.1 RegisterServiceManager.sh Fails By oggca.sh: command not found.

• If the Service Manager is configured to run with the XAG agent in an Oracle Cluster Ready Service (CRS); then the start and stop process is handled by the CRS stack.