Using Zen Scripts in Macintosh Finder
The following topics cover scripts for managing licenses and the engine service:
Zen Scripts in Finder
On Macintosh systems, you can manage licenses and the database engine service in Finder.
Managing Licenses
The following table gives the license commands executed by double-clicking their script icons in Finder.
Script | Command Called | Description |
|---|---|---|
Zen Authorize | clilcadm -a key | Authorizes a license key. A dialog prompts you for the key. For details see CLI Syntax. |
Zen Deauthorize | clilcadm -d key | Deauthorizes a key from the computer where the CLI utility is running. A dialog prompts you for the key. If the key is a permanent one, also deauthorizes all increase keys (user count, session count, data in use) associated with the key. |
Zen Licenses | clilcadm -i | Lists license information for all keys. For details see CLI Syntax. |
Zen Repair | clilcadm -e | Repairs and authorizes a key (if repair is possible). The Repair action requires the certain conditions be met, as described under CLI Syntax. |
Managing the Database Engine Service
The following table gives the engine commands executed by double-clicking their script icons in Finder.
Script | Command Called | Description |
|---|---|---|
Zen Restart | /usr/local/actianzen/etc/init.d/actianzen stop, start, status | For more information, see Starting and Stopping the Database Engine on Linux, macOS, and Raspbian. |
Zen Start | /usr/local/actianzen/etc/init.d/actianzen start, status | For more information, see Starting and Stopping the Database Engine on Linux, macOS, and Raspbian. |
Zen Status | /usr/local/actianzen/etc/init.d/actianzen status | For more information, see Starting and Stopping the Database Engine on Linux, macOS, and Raspbian. |
Zen Stop | /usr/local/actianzen/etc/init.d/actianzen stop | The stop command is followed by the force option if needed. |
Note: Zen products such as DataExchange also run as a service. The service for these other products can have a dependency on the database engine service. See Service Dependencies for more information.
Last modified date: 10/31/2023