Migration from OCS 10.1.1 to OCS 10.1.2

When I have migrated of OCS 10.1.1 to OCS 10.1.2, I can't starting up service Oracle Content Services, I need kwnow what is must do??
The others services if they workin well.
I hope help me
Thanks You
Jhonny

Any entries in the logfiles? Did you try to start it from the commandline?
cu
Andreas

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