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Maintenance mode is useful when performing tasks such as
patching a DSC, upgrading Document Services, or applying a service
pack.
Avoid invoking any processes while the server is in maintenance
mode. This is what happens if a process is invoked while the server
is in maintenance mode:
If the process is long-lived, it is added to the job
database, but is not started. When you exit maintenance mode, Document
Services processes the long-lived jobs in its queue, even if the
server was restarted while in maintenance mode.
If the process is short-lived, it is processed right away.
Put Document Services in maintenance mode In a web
browser, enter: http://[hostname]:[port]/dsc/servlet/DSCStartupServlet?maintenanceMode=pause&user=[administrator username]&password=[password]
A
"now paused" message is displayed in the browser window.
Note: If you shut down the server while it is maintenance
mode, it will still be in maintenance mode when it is restarted.
You must turn off maintenance mode when you are finished your maintenance
tasks.
Check whether Document Services is running in maintenance mode In a web browser, enter: http://[hostname]:[port]/dsc/servlet/DSCStartupServlet?maintenanceMode=isPaused&user=[administrator username]&password=[password]
The
status is displayed in the browser window. A status of "true" indicates
that the server is running in maintenance mode, and "false" indicates
that the server is not in maintenance mode.
Turn off maintenance mode In a web browser, enter: http://[hostname]:[port]/dsc/servlet/DSCStartupServlet?maintenanceMode=resume&user=[administrator username]&password=[password]
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"now running" message is displayed in the browser window.
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