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:
You can load, activate, deactivate, pause, shutdown or delete a connector using this tool.
On OS/400 platforms, you can stop the connector in the following ways:
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 the list to find the job with a jobname that matches the job description for the connector. For example, for the e-Mail connector the jobname is QWBIEMAILC
Select option 4 on this job, and press F4 to get the prompt for the ENDJOB command. Then specify *IMMED for the Option parameter and press enter.
If you started the connector using the start_connName.sh script in QSHELL from OS/400 command entry, you simply press F3 to exit the QSHELL environment and the adapter will end.
You can load, activate, deactivate, pause, shutdown, 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 connName -stop serverName
where connName is the name of the connector and serverName is the InterChange Server Express instance