Database Service (iddb)
The Database Service (iddb) is responsible for connecting Bravura Security Fabric to its backend database.
Dependencies / requirements
The Logging Service must be running before the Database service.
If the Database Service fails or is restarted, several dependent services must also be manually restarted. These dependent services include:
Transaction Monitor Service
Workflow Manager Service
Scheduler Service
API Service
Privileged Access Manager Service
See Stopping and starting the Database Service for details.
Configuration
The service is automatically installed and started on the Bravura Security Fabric server during setup.
The Database Service uses a configuration file, iddb.cfg , located in the service directory. This file is automatically generated when you install Bravura Security Fabric . It usually does not need to be edited; however you can edit the file for more advanced configuration. Contact support for assistance.
Note
You cannot modify parameters for the Database Service from the Manage the system (PSA) module.
Command-line options for iddb are listed below:
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
-h | Displays usage information. |
-v | Displays version number only. |
-cfg <cfgfile> | The path to the iddb.cfg configuration file. The default is \<instance>\service\ |
-config | Displays service configuration information. |
-server | Run the service in server mode. |
-start | Starts the service. |
-stop | Stops the server/service |
See also:
See the Replication and Recovery Guide for information about recovering from network failure, and steps to troubleshoot problems arising from unsynchronized data.
Stopping and starting the Database Service
Unlike other Bravura Security Fabric services, you cannot stop, start, or otherwise manage the Database Service using the Manage the system (PSA) module. You must use the Windows Services snap-in, or the Windows net command.
The Windows Services snap-in’s "Restart" operation can automatically restart dependent services. By default, services are started automatically when the system starts.
Stopping
To stop the Database Service using the Windows net command:
Log into the Windows server that is hosting Bravura Security Fabric as a member of the Administrators group.
Open a command prompt and type:
net stop iddb_<instance>
where <instance> is the name of the Bravura Security Fabric instance.
If the net command displays a list of dependent services:
Note which services will be stopped. You will be required to restart them later.
Type
Y, then press Enter to continue.
The Windows net command displays a success message after the Database Service is stopped. This process may take several minutes.
Starting
To start the Database Service using the Windows net command:
Log into the Windows server that is hosting Bravura Security Fabric as a member of the Administrators group.
Open a command prompt and type:
net start iddb_<instance>
where <instance> is the name of the Bravura Security Fabric instance.
The Windows net command displays a success message after the Database Service is started. This process may take several minutes.
You must also start any services that were stopped as a result of stopping the Database Service. To do this using the above net command, simply replace iddb with the appropriate executable name:
Service name | Executable name |
|---|---|
Transaction Monitor Service |
|
Workflow Manager Service |
|
Scheduler Service |
|
API Service |
|
Privileged Access Manager Service |
|
For example:
net start idtm_default net start idwfm_default net start psscheduler_default