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For reasons outlined here: https://community.exasol.com/t5/discussion-forum/performance-on-premise-dropping/td-p/9029 we need to restart a database regularly (at least until al issues are resolved, and this can take some time). So the question arises: Can this be done on a regular bases without human interaction?

LUA is not a solution, but perhaps a cron job is possible, but we need OS access for that, which we do not have.

Ronald
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Try to use xmlrpc API: https://github.com/exasol/exaoperation-xmlrpc/blob/master/EXAoperation_XMLRPC.md#method-restartdatabase

Here is a nice example with explanations: https://community.exasol.com/t5/environment-management/starting-and-stopping-clusters-using-xml-rpc/ta-p/1579

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Yes, this should be possible using the shudownDatabase() and startDatabase() methods from this GitHub repository. You might need to use stateDatabase() in between to determine when the database is actually stopped before you try to start it again.

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