User guide

stop client <client_id> Stops the client matching the specified <client_id> on

the currently connected server. See Stopping Clients

for more details.

stop clients

Stops all clients on the currently connected server.

See Stopping Clients

for more details.

stop server Stops the currently connected server

watch [server] Send trace logging from connected server to the

current console. See Watching Servers

for more

details

Example

$java -jar rdb$jdbc_home:rdbthincontrol.jar

rdbthincontrol> connect //localhost:1701/ jones mypassword

rdbthincontrol> show server

RDB$NODE : localhost

RDB$PORT : 1701

RDB$STATUS : Idle

RDB$SERVER_NAME : rdbthnsrv1

RDB$SERVER_TYPE : RdbThinSrv

RDB$SERVER_VERSION : V7.1-300 20040624 B46N

RDB$SERVER_SHR_VERSION : V7.1-300 20040624 B46N

RDB$SERVER_PID : 0x0B24(2852)

RDB$ALLOWS_ANON : false

RDB$ALLOWS_BYPASS : false

RDB$NUMBER_OF_CLIENTS : 0

RDB$MAX_CLIENTS : -1

rdbthincontrol>

rdbthincontrol> stop server

Successfully stopped Rdb Thin Server : //localhost:1701/

rdbthincontrol> exit

6.1.2.2 Commands Not requiring a server connection

A number of commands may be issued that do not require you to have a connection

established, however, for all commands other than poll and quit you will have to provide a

username and control password which will be used to connect to the servers to obtain the

required information. These command are listed in table: Table 6–4 Controller Command

Line Commands Without Connection

Table 6-4 Controller Command Line Commands Without Connection

Command

Description

poll Multicast Poll for res

ondin

servers. See Pollin