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Using Caché on Windows To start Caché on the Windows platform, select Start Caché from the Caché Cube. This starts the Caché instance using the specified configuration file. When Caché is not running, the Caché Cube icon appears dimmed. If the Caché Cube is not in the system tray, from the Start menu point to Programs, Caché, the Caché instance name, and click Start Caché. To return the Cube to the system tray, go to the install-dir/Bin directory and double-click the csystray.exe file. Alternatively, you can enter these commands from the install-dir/Bin directory in the Open box of the Run command on the Start menu. For example, to start the instance named cache from the MyCache/bin directory, enter the following command and click OK. c:\mycache\bin\ccontrol start cache These methods of starting Caché call the ccontrol start command. See Controlling Caché Instances for more options and information on the ccontrol command. 5.3 Stopping Caché Normally you leave your Caché system running. However, if your operating system requires a restart, stop Caché before you shut down your system. The Caché maintenance tasks, such as backups and database repair utilities, do not require you to stop Caché. From the Caché Cube menu click Stop Caché to shut down or restart the local Caché instance. By default, this option shuts down (or restarts) Caché immediately, using the default shutdown routine. However, it also provides options for setting a timer for a delayed shutdown, for running a user-defined shutdown routine, and for broadcasting a warning message to users on the server. You can run this same process from the Start menu. Point to Programs, Caché, the Caché instance name, and click Stop Caché. You cannot cancel a shutdown once the countdown reaches 0 and the shutdown procedures have started. Important: InterSystems recommends that you run Stop Caché to shut down Caché to ensure that it closes properly. These methods of stopping Caché call the ccontrol stop command. See Controlling Caché Instances for more options and information on the ccontrol command. Remove Stop Caché Command To prevent unintentional execution of the Stop Caché command, you can remove the command from the Caché Cube by deleting the cstop.exe file from the install-dir/Bin directory of the corresponding Caché instance. You can also remove the Stop Caché shortcut from the appropriate Caché instance from the Start menu. Point to Programs, Caché, the Caché instance name, then right-click Stop Caché and click Delete. 68 Caché System Administration Guide
Removing the Cube from the System Tray 5.4 Removing the Cube from the System Tray You can choose to temporarily or permanently remove the Cube from the system tray; this only affects the Cube and not Caché as a whole. 5.4.1 Temporarily If you click on the Cube in the system try and choose Exit, the Cube stops and its icon no longer appear in the system tray. The Cube reappears when the system is rebooted or you start Caché from the Start menu (see Starting Caché in this chapter). 5.4.2 Permanently On your Windows boot disk, go to the directory, Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Caché Delete the directory that bears the instance name whose Cube you wish to eliminate from the system tray. 5.5 Controlling Caché from the Command Prompt You can also control a Caché instance from the Windows command prompt by running the css.exe program in the install-dir\Bin directory. Caché System Administration Guide 69
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