Overview of Server Shutdown

You shut down the mvBase Server in the same manner regardless of whether the Server is executing as an application or service.

NOTE

The recommended method to stop the Server is to use the :SHUTDOWN Proc from TCL.

You may also stop the Server via the Server tab of the Administration Utility or via the Windows Task bar.

System or Server shutdown generally refers to the process of bringing all system processing to a halt in a controlled way. If mvBase is not shutdown in a controlled way, data could be lost if write-required frames have not been flushed from memory and written back to disk. Proper mvBase shutdown will ensure the integrity of data files. Once mvBase has been shutdown, it may be restarted or the host operating system may be shut down, after which the computer’s power may be turned off.

Restarting the mvBase Server is not a cure-all for every problem the system may be having; nonetheless, there are many situations in which shutting down and restarting the mvBase Server (that is, re-running the initialization programs that set the system environment) may clear various error conditions.

See Also

Starting and Stopping the mvBase Server

Server Startup Options

Starting the Server for the First Time

Starting the Server as an Application

Starting the Server as a Service

Restarting from Disk: The Coldstart Process

Restarting the Server after Abnormal System Shutdown

Starting the Server in the Recovery Mode

Performing a Fileload via TCL

ABS/Kernel Restore Procedure

Stopping the Server via the Server Tab

Stopping the Server via the Windows Task Bar

Using the :SHUTDOWN Proc

Starting the mvBase Server from the Command Line