You can use the Rational® DOORS® database server administration
tool on Windows machines
to stop database servers running on either Windows or UNIX.
Before you begin
If anyone is using Rational DOORS when you shut down the server,
they might lose data. If a client is disconnected from the server
for more than two minutes, the client session is considered invalid
and any unsaved work is lost. Use the broadcast message function to
tell users that you are going to shut down the server, and ask them
to exit Rational DOORS. See
Broadcasting messages for
more information.
About this task
You cannot use the Rational DOORS database server administration
tool on UNIX machines. If you
need to use a UNIX machine to
stop a database server, you must use the command line:
- Change your working directory to $Rational DOORSHOME/bin.
- Enter the command:
dbadmin -data port@DOORSserver -killserver [-password password]
Replace:
- port with the port that the database server
is using.
- host with the name of the computer the server
is running on.
- password with the password for the database
server. If the database server does not have a password, omit the -password switch.
Procedure
- Click .
- Connect to the database server that you want to shut down.
- Click Shutdown Server.
- Click OK.