TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

is specified for never-linked, non associative servers that follow Guardian OPEN/CLOSE logic,
the WAIT time allows the servers to do the cleanup. If WAIT time is 0 secs, all the servers stop
immediately. In case of duplicate STOP SERVER commands specified for the same server
class with a different WAIT time, the never-linked, non associative servers of the specified
server-class, will stop at the earliest timeout among the specified WAIT values.
• If an OSS server process starts another process not under the PATHMON process’s control,
the second process is not stopped when the PATHMON process stops the server class. For
example, if an OSS server process runs another process, the executed process is outside the
Pathway environment. When the PATHMON process stops the OSS server class, the executed
process might become an orphan process.
• For information on stopping associative servers, see “Maintaining Associative Server Processes”
(page 105).
Errors
This table lists the most common error that can occur during the processing of the STOP SERVER
command:
Is Displayed When…This Message…
You have tried to issue a STOP SERVER command while a FREEZE SERVER
command is still in progress; the STOP SERVER command fails.
*1059* FREEZE PENDING
To stop the server, wait until the freeze has completed, then reissue the STOP
SERVER command.
Examples
This command stops all the server classes in the Pathway environment. The never linked,
non-associative servers not following Guardian OPEN/CLOSE logic, will stop after the specified
WAIT time.
STOP SERVER *, WAIT 30 SECS
These commands stop the named server classes:
STOP CLASS-1
STOP SERVER CLASS-2
STOP (CLASS-3, CLASS-4)
This command stops all the server classes in the Pathway environment except neverlinked, non
associative servers, that do not follow Guardian OPEN/CLOSE logic.
STOP SERVER *
THAW SERVER Command
Use the THAW SERVER command to a link manager that is the ACS subsystem processes and TCPs
to resume sending requests to server processes in a frozen server class.
THAW { [ SERVER ] server-class }
{ [ SERVER ] ( server-class [, server-class ]... ) }
{ SERVER * }
server-class specifies the name of a previously defined and added server class.
SERVER * resumes communication with all server classes in the PATHMON configuration
file.
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