Caché System Administration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

2. Click Details in the row of the appropriate process. This option only exists on processes that you
have authority to maintain.
3. Click Suspend on the options bar.
You may resume a suspended process at any time by clicking Resume from the same page.
3.2.2.2 Terminate a Process
You may want to terminate a process if it becomes unresponsive or is affecting other processes or
users. To access this option from the System Management Portal:
1. Click Processes under the Operations column of the [Home] page.
2. Click Details in the row of the appropriate process. This option only exists on processes that you
have authority to maintain.
3. Click Terminate on the options bar.
Controlling Caché Processes
Optionally, to log the status of the process when it terminates, select the Terminate with RESJOB
Error check box.
4. Click Yes to confirm that you want to terminate the process. There is no way to resume a terminated
process.
3.2.2.3 Display Process Variables
The [Home] > [Process Variables] page displays all the variables used in the selected process giving
the global name and the value of the global. To access this information from the System Management
Portal:
1. Click Processes under the Operations column of the [Home] page.
2. Click Details in the row of the appropriate process. This option only exists on processes that you
have authority to maintain.
3. The portal displays the Process Details page for the process you selected.
4. Click Variables on the options bar.
3.2.3 Broadcast Messages to Terminals
You can broadcast messages to the terminals associated with a selected process or all processes; this
utility is useful, for example, to ask people to sign off the system. However, you must use it carefully
or you may cause messages to appear in the middle of reports that may be printing at the time.
The utility temporarily takes control of each terminal as it sends the message. Once the terminal receives
the message, the previous process continues. The message appears on the terminal screen; it may disrupt
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