shutdb

The shutdb utility shuts down the SQL database server.

The SQL database server can also be shut down from the ctm_menu utility.

Shutting Down the SQL Database Server with the shutdb Utility

This procedure describes how shut down the SQL database server with the shutdb utility.

Before You Begin

Verify that the SQL Database Server is started before you start Control-M/Server and that the SQL Database Server is active as long as Control-M/Server is active.

Begin

Do one of the following:
- UNIX: Log in to a Control-M/Server account
- Windows: Open a command prompt where Control-M/Server is installed.
Run the following command:

shutdb

The SQL Database Server shuts down.

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