H E L P!
Posted in 2008
Topics: General Discussion
Dear All,
I shall be grateful if someone can tell me how to kill the user process (stop
the process the user is running)as some time the users forgets to sign off.
Follwing is the onstat -u output, ( the preview compress the mail,individual
columns will not appear, for example. sessid 7857, user=maddah tty= EB019
Thanks
IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 9.40.UC2 -- On-Line (CKPT REQ) -- Up 17
days 03:26:06 -- 1273856 KbytesBlocked:CKPT
Userthreads
address flags sessid user tty wait tou
4b901098 ---P--B 13 informix - 0 0
4b9016a8 Y--P--- 6798 swx - 4cbd9b08 0
4b901cb8 Y--P--- 6780 swx - 4d6ae6f8 0
4b902ee8 Y--P--- 7857 maddah EB019 4d3861a8 0
4b9034f8 Y--P--- 7986 syed HOQSPN14 4c1c58a0 0
4b902ee8 Y--P--- 7857 maddah EB019 4d3861a8 0
4b9034f8 Y--P--- 7986 syed HOQSPN14 4c1c58a0 0
SYED ALI wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I shall be grateful if someone can tell me how to kill the user process (stop
> the process the user is running)as some time the users forgets to sign off.
> Follwing is the onstat -u output, ( the preview compress the mail,individual
> columns will not appear, for example. sessid 7857, user=maddah tty= EB019
>
> Thanks
>
> IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 9.40.UC2 -- On-Line (CKPT REQ) -- Up 17
> days 03:26:06 -- 1273856 Kbytes> Blocked:CKPT
> Userthreads
>
> address flags sessid user tty wait tou
> 4b901098 ---P--B 13 informix - 0 0
> 4b9016a8 Y--P--- 6798 swx - 4cbd9b08 0
> 4b901cb8 Y--P--- 6780 swx - 4d6ae6f8 0
> 4b902ee8 Y--P--- 7857 maddah EB019 4d3861a8 0
> 4b9034f8 Y--P--- 7986 syed HOQSPN14 4c1c58a0 0
> 4b902ee8 Y--P--- 7857 maddah EB019 4d3861a8 0
> 4b9034f8 Y--P--- 7986 syed HOQSPN14 4c1c58a0 0
>
>
onstat -z <sessid>
It's in the manual, you know.
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Cheers,
Obnoxio the Clown
http://obotheclown.blogspot.com
Thank you, but it gives the following message when trying to kill sessid 4175 Unable to open input file '4175' regards
syed ali wrote:
> Thank you, but when i try to kill process id 4175, I receive the
> following msg.
>
> ''Unable to open input file '4175'
Sorry, I'm drunk. onmode -z <sessid>
But it's in the manual, too.
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Cheers,
Obnoxio the Clown
http://obotheclown.blogspot.com
I am much obliged, Thank you. regards