41.1 Description
The adbstop command terminates the HADB server.
The two HADB server termination methods are normal termination and forced termination. You use an option so specify the termination method.
- Normal termination
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The command waits until all connected application programs have disconnected and all executing commands have terminated, and then terminates the HADB server.
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The command waits until all active transactions have completed and all executing commands have terminated, and then terminates the HADB server.
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The command cancels all active transactions and all executing commands, and then terminates the HADB server.
- Note
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If you wish to terminate the HADB server normally when there is no connected application program or executing command, execute the adbstop command without either option specified.
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- Forced termination
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The command terminates the HADB server forcibly without waiting for active transactions to be completed and executing commands to be terminated.
When the multi-node function is being used, execute the adbstop command on the master node. When you execute the adbstop command on the master node, all HADB servers in the multi-node configuration are terminated. To normally terminate only the HADB server on the node where the adbstop command is executed, execute the adbstop command with --node specified.