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Shutdown of the Server

This section describes how to shut down the server.

Shutdown Order

Do a shutdown in the following order:

1.	Shut down the server.

2.	Shut down the Native Execution Environment.

For more information on shutting down the Native Execution Environment, refer to Shutdown of the Native Execution Environment.

Shutdown Methods

Shut down the server in one of two ways:

•	Use the MODIFY operator command from the z/OS operator console to shut down a group of instances of the server.

•	Use the RESOURCE MANAGEMENT option from the Administration menu.

Using the MODIFY Operator Command

The format of the MODIFY command is:

MODIFY dob_jobname,STOPSERVER=serveruserid

where

dob_jobname	The name of the batch job under which the Data Object Broker runs.
serveruserid	Unique name of the server. This name is created by appending a three-digit number to the IDPREFIX parameter specified in the server startup JCL. The default is ADA. To see the unique name assigned to existing instances of the server, select the RESOURCE MANAGEMENT option from the Administration menu.

Use one the MODIFY operator command to do the following:

•	Shut down all instances as follows:

MODIFY dob_jobname,STOPSERVER=ALLADA

•	Shut down all instances of the server with a common IDPREFIX as follows:

MODIFY dob_jobname,STOPSERVER=idprefix

•	Shut down all instances with a common server ID as follows:

MODIFY dob_jobname,STOPSERVER=SRVIDserverid

•	Dynamically shut down one or more of the tasks without shutting down the Execution Environment.

MODIFY ee_jobname,STOPNUMSERVER=nn,TYPE=ADA

where

dob_jobname	The name of the batch job under which the Data Object Broker runs.
ee_jobname	The name of the batch job under which the Execution Environment runs.
idprefix	The value of the IDPREFIX startup parameter. Used to construct a unique name for each server. Must be a valid TIBCO Object Service Broker user ID.
serverid	The value of the SERVERID startup parameter. Identifies a pool of servers with common characteristics.
nn	The number of new tasks to stop. This number can be from 1 to a value less than or equal to the value set in the Maximum Connection Count field in your Network Configuration. For more, refer to TIBCO Object Service Broker for z/OS Installing and Operating.
ADA	The type of server to stop.

Using the RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Option

Use the RESOURCE MANAGEMENT option from the Administration menu to shut down one or more servers.

See Also

TIBCO Object Service Broker for z/OS Installing and Operating for more information on defining and managing TIBCO Object Service Broker resources.

Shutdown of the Native Execution Environment

To shut down a Native Execution Environment, ensure that all users are logged out and then issue one of the following commands from the z/OS operator console:

•	P ee_jobname

•	MODIFY ee_jobname,SHUTDOWN

If you do not want to stop all the threads or have all users log out, use the following command:

•	MODIFY ee_jobname,SHUTIMMED

Use these values as follows:

P	z/OS operator command (Stop).
MODIFY	z/OS operator command (can be abbreviated to F).
ee_jobname	The name of the batch job or started task used to start the Native Execution Environment.

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