Zend Server for IBM i installation provides an autostart job entry in susbsystem QSYSWRK to automatically start Zend Server at system start up, and menu options to allow for manually stopping and starting Zend Server. The commands in this article can be used to create custom programs to start or stop Zend Server at any desired time. The most common example would be a backup procedure that runs when the system is not in a restricted state.
Zend Server for IBM i Version 6 or higher running on any supported version of IBM i
These are the commands to start and stop Zend Server. They correspond to options 1 and 2 on the Zend Server Service Management Menu. They will start and stop both the ZENDPHP74 subsystem and the ZENDPHP74 Apache instance in subsystem QHTTPSVR.
Please Note: These commands must be run with a user profile possessing the *ALLOBJ and *JOBCTL special authorities.
To start Zend Server:
| ADDLIBLE ZENDPHP74 CALL ZENDPHP74/ZSTRSBS |
To end Zend Server:
| ADDLIBLE ZENDPHP74 CALL ZENDPHP74/ZENDSBS |
These are the commands to start and stop Zend Server. They correspond to options 1 and 2 on the Zend Server Service Management Menu. They will start and stop both the ZENDPHP7subsystem and the ZENDPHP7 Apache instance in subsystem QHTTPSVR.
Please Note: These commands must be run with a user profile possessing the *ALLOBJ and *JOBCTL special authorities.
To start Zend Server:
| ADDLIBLE ZENDPHP7 CALL ZENDPHP7/ZSTRSBS |
To end Zend Server:
| ADDLIBLE ZENDPHP7 CALL ZENDPHP7/ZENDSBS |
These are the commands to start and stop Zend Server. They correspond to options 1 and 2 on the Zend Server Service Management Menu. They will start and stop both the ZENDSVR6 subsystem and the ZENDSVR6 Apache instance in subsystem QHTTPSVR.
Please Note: These commands must be run with a user profile possessing the *ALLOBJ and *JOBCTL special authorities.
To start Zend Server:
| ADDLIBLE ZENDSVR6 CALL ZENDSVR6/ZSTRSBS |
To end Zend Server:
| ADDLIBLE ZENDSVR6 CALL ZENDSVR6/ZENDSBS |
An alternative is to submit the commands:
To start Zend Server:
| SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(ZENDPHP74/ZSTRSBS)) + JOB(START_ZSV) JOBD(ZENDPHP74/ZSVR_JOBD) + JOBQ(QGPL/QBATCH) |
To end Zend Server:
| SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(ZENDPHP74/ZENDSBS)) + JOB(STOP_ZSV) JOBD(ZENDPHP74/ZSVR_JOBD) + JOBQ(QGPL/QBATCH) |
To start Zend Server:
| SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(ZENDPHP7/ZSTRSBS)) + JOB(START_ZSV) JOBD(ZENDPHP7/ZSVR_JOBD) + JOBQ(QGPL/QBATCH) |
To end Zend Server:
| SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(ZENDPHP7/ZENDSBS)) + JOB(STOP_ZSV) JOBD(ZENDPHP7/ZSVR_JOBD) + JOBQ(QGPL/QBATCH) |
To start Zend Server:
| SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(ZENDSVR6/ZSTRSBS)) + JOB(START_ZSV) JOBD(ZENDSVR6/ZSVR_JOBD) + JOBQ(QGPL/QBATCH) |
To end Zend Server:
| SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(ZENDSVR6/ZENDSBS)) + JOB(STOP_ZSV) JOBD(ZENDSVR6/ZSVR_JOBD) + JOBQ(QGPL/QBATCH) |
One way to start at startup is to put the commands to start the ZENDPHP74, ZENDPHP7, or ZENDSVR6 subsystem in the start up program defined by the QSTRUPPGM system value. If you decide to do this, you should also disable the Autostart Job Entry in subsystem QSYSWRK. This article tell show to do that:
If the start up program defined in system value QSTRUPPGM is QSYS/QSTRUP you need to retrieve the source from it and make your own to make any changes. This page in the IBM documentation tells how: |