Caché System Administration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

Controlling Caché Instances5.3 Controlling Caché InstancesYou can control multiple instances of Caché using the ccontrol command. The ccontrolcommand supports a number of functions and has the following syntax:ccontrol [arguments]Caché ccontrol Command and FunctionsCommandccontrol start [args] {configfile}ccontrol stop [args]ccontrol force ccontrol listccontrol allccontrol stat [args]ccontrol help [start | stop | force]ccontrol load *ccontrol unload *ccontrol rename {newname}DescriptionBrings up a configuration.Shuts down a configuration.Forces a configuration down.Lists all installed configurations.Shows compact summary of allconfigurations.Retrieves system statistics.Gives function-specific help for the start,stop, and force functions.Runs the procedure for loading images.Runs the procedure for unloading images.Renames the configuration file.* Functions for OpenVMS only.In the table above, configname is the name of the configuration that you are managing andconfigfile is an optional alternate configuration file (with a .cpf extension) that is located inthe same directory as the configuration being started.If you do not include a configuration name, or the configuration you specify does not exist(that is, there is no .cpf file of that name), then Caché activates your default startup configuration(usually cache.cpf).The optional arguments (indicated by [args]) available are:• quietly — non-interactive with minimal dialog• nostu — do not run the startup routine (^STU)Caché System Administration Guide 17