| # Start/Stop Publishing (tlbct5210m000) Use this session to start or stop event publishing services for a range of subscriptions. These event publishing services are also referred to as publishers. Important! Usually, LN starts a separate bshell, without a user interface, for each company in which publishers are running. In that bshell, a separate process runs for each destination. Therefore, if you want to stop a complete process (for example, to change the trace settings), ensure that the specified range covers all publishers for the company and destination. And if you want to stop a complete publisher bshell, make sure that the specified range covers all publishers for the company. You start this session from Specific menu of the Event Subscriptions (tlbct5500m000) session. Company The range of companies containing the publishers you want to start or stop. The publishers are publishing services provided by a particular business object for an LN company. Allowed values To specify the Company range, you must enter company numbers in its From and To fields. Company numbers are whole, positive numbers. To select a company of an existing subscription, zoom to the Event Subscriptions (tlbct5500m000) session and choose in this session one of the available subscriptions. Business Object The range of business objects that provide the publishing services you want to start or stop. Allowed values To specify the Business Object range, you must enter ASCII text values in its From and To fields. To select a business object of an existing subscription, zoom to the Event Subscriptions (tlbct5500m000) session and choose in this session one of the available subscriptions. Destination The range of the destinations of the publishers you want to start or stop. Allowed values To specify the Destination range, you must enter ASCII text values in its From and To fields. To select a destination of an existing subscription, zoom to the Event Subscriptions (tlbct5500m000) session and choose in this session one of the available subscriptions. Start Starts all publishers in the selected range. With the Start command, you can start services that are temporary stopped by a user. These include all services that have status Paused, Error, or Interrupted. When you start a service, it obtains the status Running. If you use the Start command for running services, the status of these services remains unchanged. So, nothing happens. Stop Stops all publishers in the selected range. With the Stop command, you can stop running services. This applies to all services with status Running. When you stop a service, it will obtain the status Paused. If you use the Stop command for services with status Paused, Error, or Interrupted, the status of these service remains unchanged. So, nothing happens. |