HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 184)

Command Interpreter
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STOP MONITOR
STOP MONITOR
Performs an orderly shutdown of a monitor process. All scheduled synchronizations
are stopped.
process-name
the process name of the monitor process to be stopped. The default is the current
monitor process for the session.
mapdb
a MapDB subvolume. Since each MapDB has an associated monitor process, this
is simply an alternative method to specify the process to be stopped.
ABEND MONITOR
A variation on the STOP MONITOR command is the ABEND MONITOR command.
ABEND MONITOR causes the monitor process to stop and produce a saveabend file.
This command should be used when instructed to do so by HP or to supply information
to report a monitor process problem.
SUSPEND BATCHID
Stops the synchronization for a given file set. The synchronization operations can be
resumed by using the ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET command. Active synchronization is
stopped after the current file set is synchronized.
* | batchid | batchid - batchid
a collection of file sets by batchid or a range of batchids. Up to 32 ranges can be
entered.
A batchid is an integer and is of the same format as an alternate key tag, that is,
two characters in quotes or a number between 1 to 32767.
If batchid-batchid is specified, the second batchid must be greater than the first.
* designates all configured batchids for the syncuser.
To display file set by BATCHID, use INFO BATCHID .
STOP MONITOR [ process-name | mapdb ];
ABEND MONITOR [ * | process-name | mapdb ];
SUSPEND BATCH[ID] batchid-range [, batchid-range ] ,...;
batchid-range is { * | batchid | batchid - batchid }