NetBatch-Plus Reference Manual

Installation, Startup, and Shutdown
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Shutting Down the NetBatch-Plus Pathway System
Shutting Down the NetBatch-Plus Pathway
System
To shut down the NetBatch-Plus Pathway system at any time, invoke the TACL macro
NSHUT. This macro (created during the installation process) performs all tasks
necessary to effect an orderly shut down of the system. These tasks include stopping
the terminals, the TCPs, and any unopened servers. The tasks also include writing the
internal configuration and directory information to the Pathway control file (NBPCTL)
and stopping the PATHMON process. The macro does not affect executing jobs.
To restart the Pathway system after shutting it down, invoke the NCOLD macro (for a
cold start) or NCOOL macro (for a cool start). For more information on these macros,
see Configuring and Starting the NetBatch-Plus Pathway System on page 2-11.
To shut down the NetBatch-Plus Pathway system:
1. Log on as the owner of the NetBatch-Plus TACL macro NSHUT. (The macro’s
security is “OOOO,” which means only its owner can invoke it.)
$CHQ ACCOUNT 246> LOGON 205,70
Password:
$FPP ADMIN 247>
2. Invoke the NSHUT macro to shut down the NetBatch-Plus Pathway system. The
macro resides in the NetBatch-Plus object file subvolume.
$FPP ADMIN 247> $DATA7.NBPOBJ.NSHUT
The examples in this procedure relate to the Installation Example on page 2-5.