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Starting the PowerExchange Listener on Linux and UNIX

Run the PowerExchange Listener dtllst program from the command prompt:

dtllst node_name [config=directory/config_file] [license=directory/license_key_file]

Include the optional config and license parameters if you want to specify configuration and license key files that override the original dbmover.cfg and license.key files.

You can add an ampersand (

) at the end to run dtllst in background mode. Also, you can add the nohup prefix to run dtllist permanently.

Alternatively, use the startlst script that was shipped with PowerExchange. The startlst script deletes the detail.log file and starts the PowerExchange Listener.

If you run PowerExchange and PowerCenter on the same machine, using the same user account, you must create separate environments for PowerExchange and PowerCenter. To create the appropriate PowerExchange environment and start the PowerExchange Listener, run the pwxsettask.sh script.

Use the following syntax:

pwxsettask.sh dtllst node_name ["config=directory/config_file"] ["license=directory/license_key_file"]

The quotation marks are optional.

For more information, see Environment Variable Incompatibilities Between PowerExchange and PowerCenter.

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Bulk Data Movement Guide

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Starting the PowerExchange Listener on Linux and UNIX

Starting the PowerExchange Listener on Linux and UNIX