Oracle Coherence Monitor User Guide

UNIX/LINUX Process Tags
To facilitate finding and stopping OC Monitor processes that typically run in the background on UNIX/Linux systems, a Java property is included in the command line with the following form:

-Dproctag:<tagbase><process_type>

Where:
<tagbase> = A user definable string. The default is OCM.
Often set to the name of the cluster property file.

<process_type> = A string that specifies the process type (DataServer, DisplayServer, Historian, or hsqldb).

The property is used by OC Monitor shell scripts to find and identify OC Monitor processes through use of the UNIX/Linux commands such as ps, pgrep, etc.

Examples:
-Dproctag:NYPROD1DataServer
-Dproctag:NYPROD1DisplayServer
-Dproctag:NYPROD1Historian
-Dproctag:NYPROD1hsqldb

Where:
<tagbase> = NYPROD1

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