Kbase 16288: How to shut down an AppServer Broker
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
10/05/1998 |
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How to shut down an AppServer Broker
This kbase is designed to inform you about how to shut down an
AppServer Broker. Server processes associated with the AppServer
Broker are initialized by the AppServer Broker when a client
requests access to the Broker. The server process is terminated
automatically when the client disconnects from the AppServer Broker.
To terminate the AppServer Broker, you will need to proshut this
process. You do this by entering the following command:
proshut -AS -S servicename
The proshut command is the default command for shutting down a
database. As of Version 8 of Progress, the proshut command performs
the Emergency shutdown routine. Therefore, there should be no
known concerns with this process hanging during the shutdown. The
-AS is used to identify the process you need to shutdown as being an
AppServer. The -S parameter is used to identify which AppServer
you are shutting down, based on the service name you provided on
its initialization.
Example command:
proshut -AS -S demosv
Information written to the proapsv.lg is:
14:31:11 23 Oct 1996 Application Broker 795
Shutdown request received. (5465)
14:31:11 23 Oct 1996 Application Broker 795
Application Broker Shutdown. (5476)
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 16288