Nonstop Database, HiRDB Version 9 System Operation Guide
(1) Enter the pdls command to check HiRDB's operational status:
(2) The results of executing the pdls command are displayed:
HOSTNAME(140814) UNITID SVID STATUS STARTTIME
k95x620 unt1 ******** ACTIVE 140812
k95x620 unt1 sds01 ACTIVE 140812
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- Explanation
- ACTIVE in the STATUS column indicates that HiRDB is running.
(3) Enter the pdls command to check whether there are any users connected to HiRDB:
(4) The results of executing the pdls command are displayed:
HOSTNAME : k95x620(141028)
STATUS PID UID GID SVID TIME PROGRAM C-PID
L 205 0 0 sds01 999999
L 201 0 0 sds01 999999
L 194 0 0 sds01 999999
L 206 0 0 sds01 999999
L 198 0 0 sds01 999999
L 142 0 0 sds01 999999
L 209 0 0 sds01 999999
L 212 0 0 sds01 999999
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- Explanation
- If a user is connected to HiRDB, a UAP identifier is shown in the PROGRAM column. In this example, there are no users currently connected to HiRDB. HiRDB cannot be terminated if any user is still connected.
- For example, if HiRDB SQL Executer remains in use (in other words, if HiRDB is still connected), HiRDB cannot be terminated. To terminate HiRDB, you must first terminate HiRDB SQL Executer.
- The identifier that is displayed in the PROGRAM column is the UAP identification name specified in the PDCLTAPNAME operand of the client environment definition. If the PDCLTAPNAME operand was omitted, Unknown is displayed.
(5) Enter the pdstop command to terminate HiRDB normally:
(6) The results of executing the pdstop command are displayed:
129 14:15:20 unt1 _rdm KFPS01841-I HiRDB unit unt1 terminated.
mode = NORMAL
129 14:15:20 unt1 _rdm KFPS01850-I HiRDB system terminated.
mode = NORMAL
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