EP6.0 SP2 startup/shutdown scripts for Windows/MMC

Does anyone have scripts to automate the starting/stopping of EP6.0? I'm using the Startup Framework to start/stop EP6.0 manually but need an automated process to use for scheduled backups. There is a document called "Startup and Shutdown of Enterprise Portal 6.0 SP2" that specifies the command "shutdown -h localhost:<p4 port>" which shuts down the portal but the processes automatically restart. I've tried using jcontrol in a batch file to start the portal but the red-yellow-green status in MMC does not reflect the status of the portal when it's started outside MMC. Any feedback would be welcome.
Kind regards,
Rex L. Farris

Hi Rex,
please have a look at the note 748713: Central note - Usage of startup framework with EP 60 SP2.
It states that unattendes shutdown is not supported in Windows Environment.
Anyway you can:
- follow the hint suggested in the note to manage start / stop of the portal;
- use startsap / stopsap commands with this syntax:
stopsap name=<instance> nr=<nr> SAPDIAHOST=<hostname>
Hope this can help,
Regards,
Alessandro.

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