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ingstop Command—Stop an Ingres Instance

Permission required: Installation owner, privileged user.

Important! To use this command, you must be logged into the installation owner account.

The ingstop command shuts down an Ingres installation. It stops the servers in an orderly fashion for reconfiguration or system shutdown. It automatically brings down all or selected server-related processes in the installation. It can shut down servers, the archiver and recovery processes, and deallocate shared memory.

The ingstop command provides a graceful shutdown: the program waits for all traffic to terminate and for all users to exit from Ingres before shutting down the Ingres processes. You can optionally specify a forced shutdown.

Because it is important that processes be brought down in the correct sequence, you should use ingstop whenever you shut down the entire installation. You can also use ingstop to shut down the locking and logging system. For information about shutting down an Ingres installation that includes an ICE Server, see the "Managing and Monitoring the Web Deployment Option" chapter in the Web Deployment Option User Guide.

Note: On VMS, the ingstop command has no flags or parameters.

The ingstop command has the following format:

ingstop [-iigcn|-dmfrcp|-dmfacp|-client|-rmcmd|-icesvr|
[-iidbms|-iigcc|-iigcb|-iigcd|-iijdbc|-iistar|-oracle|-informix|
-mssql|-sybase|-db2udb|-rdb|-rms [= connect_id]]]
[-f] [-timeout=minutes] [-kill] [-show |-check] [-force|-immediate]
[-cluster] [-node nodename] [-help]


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