Caché System Administration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

Using Caché on OpenVMS
where instname is the Caché instance name that you chose during the installation. See Controlling
Caché Instances for more options and information.
7.2 Stopping Caché
To stop Caché on OpenVMS, the requirements are the same for starting Caché. You must have access
to CMKRNL, WORLD, BYPASS, SYSLCK, ALTPRI, and OPER privileges. You should have these
privileges if you are logged on OpenVMS as the system manager. To stop Caché:
1. Use the ccontrol command:
ccontrol stop
where instname is the name of the Caché instance that you want to stop. See Controlling Caché
Instances for more options and information.
2. This procedure displays a status report. Check for active processes in the report.
3. If there are active users on the system, you should send them a warning message that you are
about to shut down the Caché system. Enter the message you want to send, and the terminal to
which you want to send it. To send a message to several terminals, specify each terminal individually.
For instance:
Do you want to broadcast a message to anyone No=>Yes
Send a message to other terminals. Message => Please sign off
Terminal => _NTY5:
Terminal =>
Message =>
4. When the system asks if you would like to see another system status, enter Yes to see one, or
press RETURN if you do not want another report.
5. Confirm that you want to halt by answering Yes. If you answer No, the shutdown procedure quits,
and Caché continues running.
7.3 Accessing the System Management Portal
The System Management Portal is a CSP application provided with the installation to manage a Caché
instance. Unlike on other platforms, Caché does not install a private Web server on an OpenVMS
instance. To use the System Management Portal to manage a Caché server on OpenVMS, you must
install the CSP Gateway on a supported Web server machine and configure it to control the Caché
instance on OpenVMS.
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