View Process Status

To view the current state of the system and, optionally, all processes on the system, you can issue a STATUS event to list a status report on the screen using the following command line:

swsvrmgr STATUS [-v] [-T timeout]

where:

-v displays the status of all processes on the system
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.

The command lists the following information for each process:

Machine ID is the unique identifier for the server, assigned when the server is added to the iProcess Engine.
Proc Name is the process name of the server process.
Proc Inst is the specific instance of the process.
Status is the current status of the process - either starting, running, pausing, shutting down, or stopping.
Comment is a descriptive comment associated with the Status.

Example

The example on the following page displays the system status and the status of all processes.

swsvrmgr STATUS -v
Machine ID Proc Name Proc Inst Status Comment
1 BG 1 RUNNING BG process started
1 BG 2 RUNNING BG process started
1 BG 3 RUNNING BG process started
1 BG 4 RUNNING BG process started
1 BGPREDICT 1 RUNNING BG process started
1 DIRECTOR 1 RUNNING DIRECTOR process started
1 DLMGR 1 RUNNING DLMGR process started
1 IAPJMS 1 RUNNING IAPJMS process started
1 RPCBG 1 RUNNING RPCBG process started
1 RPC_TCP_LI 1 RUNNING RPC listener process started
1 RPC_UDP_LI 1 RUNNING RPC listener process started
1 SPO 1 RUNNING SPO Server process started
1 WIS 1 RUNNING WIS process started
1 WIS 2 RUNNING WIS process started
1 WISMBD 1 RUNNING WISMBD process started
1 WISMBD 2 RUNNING WISMBD process started
1 WQS 1 RUNNING WQS process started
Current System Status : 'RUNNING'