Kbase 30224: What is the Difference Using the Progress PROUTIL Utility and the Command Line Utility PCCmd.
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
1/25/2001 |
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Solution ID: P224
GOAL:
What is the difference using the Progress PROUTIL utility and the command line utility PCCmd.
FIX:
The PROUTIL and PCCmd status each report different status.
PCCmd status reports if the database is started up by ProControl. It returns 0 if ProControl is running and 1 if it is not.
If the database is started by command line, the status is always 1.
PROUTIL busy reports the database status no matter how the database is started (0 if it's closed and 6 when open).
When stopping the database through either ProControl or the PCCmd command, (proshut -G 0 -by) is executed. This is considered a normal shutdown process.
If shutting down with the PROSHUT utility, there are more options (such as emergency shut down).