SAS 9.1.3 Integration Technologies » Server Administrator's Guide


Starting Servers
Server Startup Command
Specifying Metadata Connection Information
Customizing the Server Command for COM/DCOM Connections
Initializing UNIX Environment Variables for Workspace Servers
Invoking (Starting) the Spawner
On Windows
Updating a Spawner Service
On UNIX
On Alpha/VMS
Server and Services Startup Order
Reference Materials
Object Server Parameters
Spawner Invocation Options
Starting Servers

Server and Services Startup Order

To ensure proper operation of your implementation, you must start your servers and deploy the SAS Foundation Services in the appropriate order. The IOM servers and SAS Foundation Services have the following dependencies:

  • The IOM servers are dependent on the SAS Metadata Server.

  • The SAS Foundation Services deployment might be dependent on a service deployment configuration on the SAS Metadata Server.

  • The servlet container might have a dependency on the remote SAS Foundation Services.

The following table shows the server and service dependencies:

ServerDependency
SAS Metadata Servernone
Xythos WFS WebDAV Servernone
SAS Stored Process ServerSAS Metadata Server
SAS Workspace ServerSAS Metadata Server
SAS OLAP ServerSAS Metadata Server
SAS Foundation ServicesSAS Metadata Server
Servlet Container / Application ServerSAS Metadata Server, Xythos WebDAV Server, SAS Stored Process Server, SAS Workspace Server, SAS Foundation Services deployment

Ensure that the servers are started in the following order:

  1. Start the SAS Metadata Server.

  2. Start the WebDAV server.

  3. Depending on how you configured your SAS Workspace Server and SAS Stored Process Server, start these servers as follows:

    • If you set up one spawner to start both the SAS Workspace Server and SAS Stored Process Server, use that spawner to start both the stored process and workspace servers.

    • If you set up different spawners for your SAS Workspace Server and SAS Stored Process Server, use each spawner to start the respective servers.

  4. Start the SAS OLAP Server.

  5. Deploy your SAS Foundation Services. The remote SAS Foundation Services must be started and initialized before you start the servlet container.

  6. Start your servlet container. If the servlet container is already running, you must restart it before you access any Web applications.