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Managing Ensemble Productions - InterSystems Documentation

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Stopping a Production<br />

• Begin from the home page. If the <strong>Ensemble</strong> panel (top left) displays a Stopped status and a Start Production<br />

command, examine the name in the Production field. If this production is the one you want to start, click Start<br />

Production. Otherwise, click more... to display the <strong>Productions</strong> page.<br />

• Begin from the [<strong>Ensemble</strong>] > [<strong>Productions</strong>] page. To start a production, find its name in the list and click Start to<br />

the right of it. If you want to view a production’s configuration details before starting it, you can click Configuration<br />

to the right of the production name. The production configuration diagram displays.<br />

• Begin from the configuration display on the [<strong>Ensemble</strong>] > [<strong>Productions</strong>] > [Configuration] page. While viewing the<br />

production diagram in the top half of the screen, click Start Production in the bottom half of the screen.<br />

2. Click Yes to confirm the action.<br />

3. The Production Start page displays the name of the production, its startup status, and any messages associated with<br />

production startup.<br />

Note:<br />

If any Terminal windows open as a result of starting the production, do not close them.<br />

4. When the startup Status is Finished, click OK at the bottom of the Production Start page.<br />

You can also configure an automatic start for an <strong>Ensemble</strong> production. On the [<strong>Ensemble</strong>] > [Maintenance] page, use the<br />

Auto-Start Production field to choose a specific production to start automatically at system startup, and stop automatically<br />

at system shutdown.<br />

4.3 Stopping a Production<br />

You can stop an <strong>Ensemble</strong> production from various pages in the <strong>Ensemble</strong> Management Portal, including the <strong>Productions</strong><br />

page. To do so:<br />

1. The initial command sequence you choose depends on which page you are viewing when you begin. For example, you<br />

can:<br />

• Begin from the home page. If the <strong>Ensemble</strong> panel (top left) displays a Running status and a Stop Production<br />

command, examine the name in the Production field. If this production is the one you want to stop, click Stop<br />

Production. Otherwise, click more... to display the <strong>Productions</strong> page.<br />

• Begin from the [<strong>Ensemble</strong>] > [<strong>Productions</strong>] page. To stop a production, find its name in the list and click Stop to<br />

the right of it. If you want to view a production’s configuration details before stopping it, you can click Configuration<br />

to the right of the production name, and the production configuration diagram displays.<br />

• Begin from the configuration diagram on the [<strong>Ensemble</strong>] > [<strong>Productions</strong>] > [Configuration] page. While viewing<br />

production configuration information in the top half of the screen, click Stop Production in the bottom half of the<br />

screen.<br />

2. Click Yes to confirm the action.<br />

3. After a normal shutdown, the Production Stop page displays the name of the production, its shutdown status, and any<br />

messages associated with production shutdown. When the shutdown Status is Finished, click OK at the bottom of the<br />

Production Stop page.<br />

4. If the request to stop the production initially fails, the portal displays a message:<br />

“Production could not stop, do you want to force a shut down”<br />

And offers a command:<br />

Yes - Force to Shut Down<br />

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