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If a database file specification is used, then only those clients current connected to that

database will be stopped. The database file specification must match exactly (ignoring

character case) to that shown in the Show Client output.

Note:

Stopping a client will forcibly terminate all database connections on that server for that

client and does not wait for client transaction completion.

You may use Show Clients command to see clients that are currently using the server. See

Showing Clients

for more details.

In the following command, if <client_id> is provided it must match a client id returned by

the show clients command. Leading zeroes (0) may be left off the <client_id>.

6.5.2.1 Interactive mode

The control commands available to stop clients can be seen in Table 6–20

Interactive Stop

Clients.

Table 6-20 Interactive Stop Clients

Command

Description

stop active clients

stop all clients

Stops all clients on responding servers.

stop active clients <name>

stop all clients <name>

Stops all clients with user name <name> on

responding servers.

stop active clients in<database_spec>

stop all clients in <database_spec>

Stops all clients currently connected to the specified

database. on all responding servers

stop clients

Stops all clients in the currently connected server

stop clients in<database_spec> Stops all clients on the currently connect server that

are currently connected to the specified database.

stop client <client_id>

Stops the specified client on the currently connected

server

Example

rdbthincontrol> stop active clients

rdbthincontrol> stop all clients fred

rdbthincontrol> stop clients