Issue a Pause or Unpause Event
You can issue a PAUSE event to pause:
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The complete iProcess system. |
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A server and all the processes running on it. |
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Individual instances of processes. |
The following server processes can be paused:
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WIS Mbox Daemon (WISMBD)
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Case Prediction Server (BGPREDICT)
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Deadline Manager (DLMGR)
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Database Queue Daemon (DBQD)
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Similarly, you can issue an UNPAUSE event to restart any previously PAUSED process.
To issue a PAUSE or UNPAUSE event, use the following command:
swsvrmgr PAUSE | UNPAUSE [machine_name | machine_id [process_name [instance]]] [-T timeout]
where:
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machine_name is the name of the server. |
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machine_id is the unique identifier of the server. You can find a server’s identifier using the swsvrmgr status command. |
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process_name is the process name of the server process you want to stop. |
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instance is the instance of the process to stop. |
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timeout is the optional timeout period that can be used to specify the time after which the command will terminate. If this is not specified, the default is 60 seconds. |
Example
The following command pauses the third instance of the background process on server Hercules.
swsvrmgr PAUSE hercules BG 3
BG 3 PAUSED
Process(es) successfully paused
The following command restarts the same background process.
swsvrmgr UNPAUSE hercules BG 3