The way to stop a connector depends on the way that the connector was
started.
On Windows platforms, you can stop the connector in the following
ways:
- From System Monitor
You can load, activate, deactivate, pause, shut down or delete a connector
using this tool.
- Activate the connector window, and type "q" and then press Enter.
- If the connector started as a Windows service, you can stop it through
Control Panel (Control panel>Administrative
Tools>Services>CWConnectorWBIOracleAppsAdapter).
On OS/400 platforms, you can stop the connector in the following
ways:
- From the Console or command line
- If you started the connector using the Console or using the
"submit_adapter.sh" script in QSHELL, from the OS/400 command entry,
use the CL Command WRKACTJOB SBS(QWBISVR43) to display the jobs to
the Server Express product.
- Scroll through the list to find the job with a jobname that matches the
job description for the connector. For example, for the Oracle Apps
connector the jobname is QWBIOCLC.
- Select option 4 on this job, and press F4 to get the prompt for the ENDJOB
command.
- Then type *IMMED for the Option parameter and press
Enter.
- If you used the start_connName.sh script to start the
adapter from QShell, press F3 to end the connector.
- From System Monitor
You can load, activate, deactivate, pause, shut down, or delete a connector
using this tool.
On Linux systems, connectors run in the background so they have no separate
window. Instead, run the following command to stop the connector:
connector_manager -stop connName WebSphereICSName
where connName is the name of the connector and
WebSphereICSName is the name of the InterChange Server Express
instance. By default, the name of the InterChange Server Express
instance is WebSphereICS.
