/opt/FJSVbdpp/bin/bdpp_start - Starts Hadoop
bdpp_start [-f]
This command starts Hadoop for this product.
It starts the Hadoop JobTracker on the master server and the Hadoop TaskTracker on all the connection target slave servers.
Forces Hadoop to start.
Specify this option only to force Hadoop to start, such as when an error occurs on the master servers that use replicated configuration and the JobTracker cannot start automatically.
See
Refer to "15.1.1 If the Master Servers Use Replicated Configuration" for information on situations that may require forced start.
root permissions
Master server
The following status codes are returned:
Processed normally
Error occurred
Note
If the bdpp_start command and the bdpp_stop command are executed simultaneously, a mismatch may arise in the run state of the Hadoop JobTracker on the master server or the Hadoop TaskTracker on the slave server.
If this occurs, use the bdpp_stat -all command to check the status, then re-execute the bdpp_start command so that the Hadoop JobTrackers on the master server or the Hadoop TaskTrackers on the slave servers are all running, as shown in the following table.
Master server JobTracker | Slave server TaskTracker | bdpp_start execution results |
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Not running | Not running |
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Running on some slave servers |
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Running on all slave servers |
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Running | Not running |
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Running on some slave servers |
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Running on all slave servers |
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