The Stop utility
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The Stop utility
The Stop utility stops a database server.
The Stop utility is a command-line utility only. In windowed environments,
you can stop a database server by clicking Close on the server window or
choosing Exit from the File menu on the server window.
The dbstop command-line utility
dbstop [
switches
] {
name
}
Switch Description
–c "keyword=value; ..." Connection parameters
–o filename Log output messages to a file
–q
Quiet mode—do not print messages
–x
Do not stop if there are active connections
–y
Stop without prompting even if there are active
connections
Command-line options let you control whether a server is stopped even if
there are active connections.
$ For more information about the command-line switches, see "Stop
utility options" on page 130.
Stop utility options
Connection parameters (–c) When stopping a network server, you must
supply a connection string with a user ID that has permissions to stop the
server. By default, DBA permission is required on the network server, and all
users can shut down a personal server, but the
-gk server command-line
option can be used to change this.
$ For a description of the connection parameters, see "Connection
parameters" on page 64 of the book ASA User’s Guide.
Syntax
Description