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As an alternative to the Visual Administrator, you can also manage the Locking Service using shell commands.

Prerequisites

Connect a Telnet client to AS Java as described in Connecting and Working with Telnet, and use the JUMP command to establish a connection to a server process.

Procedure

  1. Enter man in the command line of the Telnet console. This displays all the shell command groups and the associated commands that are available to the shell environment.

  2. To add the LOCKING shell command group to the environment, enter add locking.

  3. Enter man again to display the list of commands available to the LOCKING group. They are the following:

    Command

    Description

    Input Parameters

    SHOW_LOCKS

    Display all locks.

    name, argument, user or none of the above

    ADD_LOCK

    Set new lock.

    owner, lock mode, lock name, lock argument (all required)

    REMOVE_LOCK

    Remove lock.

    owner, lock mode, lock name, lock argument (all required)

    REMOVE_ALL_LOCKS

    Remove all of an owner's locks.

    owner

    REMOVE_LOCK_COMPLETELY

    Remove lock completely, i.e. set cumulative counter to 0.

    owner, lock mode, lock name, lock argument (all required)

    RESET_LOCKING_STAT

    Reset locking statistics (delete existing statistics data)

    Only for SAP Support!

    none

    SHOW_LOCKING_STAT

    Display locking statistics.

    Only for SAP Support!

    none or -d or -detail: for more detailed statistics

    GEN_UNIQUE_NUMBER

    Display a system-wide unique increasing number

    Only for SAP Support!

    none

    RUN_LOCKING_TESTS

    Run locking tests.

    Only for SAP Support!

    -d or -detail: Display detailed results

    -nf or –nofunctional: Do not run the functional tests

    -nl or –noload: Do not run the load tests

Note Note

You get a short description for each command by entering <command> -help.

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You can also access all these functions in the Visual Administrator. They are described in Managing Locks. The lock operations ADD_LOCK and REMOVE_ * are described in Creating and Releasing Locks.

More Information

You can find information on owners, cumulation, and other concepts in the following documentation: SAP Lock Concept