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Using Caché on Linux and UNIXccontrol start where configname is the name of the configuration you want to start. See Controlling CachéInstances for more options and information.3.2 Stopping CachéNormally you will leave your Caché system running. However, if your operating systemrequires a restart, you should stop Caché before you shut down your system. The Cachémaintenance tasks, such as backups and database repair utilities, do not require you to stopCaché.To stop Caché on UNIX, the same requirements exist as for starting Caché. One of the followingmust be true:• You are the superuser or you are signed on as the root user.• Your UNIX uid group matches the group named during the Caché installation as havingprivileges to stop and start the system.To stop Caché, from the command line:1. Use the ccontrol command:ccontrol stop where configname is the name of the configuration you want to stop. See ControllingCaché Instances for more options and information.2. This procedure invokes the Caché SHUTDOWN utility, which displays a status report.Check for active processes in the report to determine if the next step is necessary.3. Should it be necessary, broadcast a message to any users on the system:Do you want to broadcast a message to anyone? No=> YesSend a message to other terminals. Message => Please sign offTerminal => /dev/tty/06Terminal =>Message =>4. After sending one message you can send others, until you respond to the “Message”prompt by pressing Enter.5. When the system asks if you would like to see another system status, enter Yes to seeone, or press Enter if you do not want another report.10 Caché System Administration Guide
Stopping Caché6. If you answer Yes, when the system status displays again, identify any active terminals.7. Confirm that you want to halt by answering Yes. If you answer No, the shutdown procedurequits and Caché continues running.Caché System Administration Guide 11
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