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ipcrm -m mid1 -m mid2 ... -s sid1 -s sid2 ...
For example:
% ipcrm -m 40965 -s 5130 -s36682
9.5.16 Monitoring server activity
It may be helpful, especially for new users, to monitor server activity. When
you start a server with the
start_asiq utility, server activity is logged in an
ASCII text file placed in the directory defined by $ASLOGDIR. (If
$ASLOGDIR is not defined, it defaults to $ASDIR/logfiles.)
The log file name has this format:
your_server_name.###.srvlog
Each time you start the server, the number is incremented. For example, your
directory may look like this:
demo.001.srvlog demo.002.srvlog
janedemo.001.srvlog
For information about your most recent session, choose the log with the largest
number for the desired server. Issue a
tail –f command to view the log contents.
For example:
% tail -f demo.002.srvlog
When you run start_asiq, specify the –Z option to enhance the log file with
additional information about connections. This will help new users or those
troubleshooting connection problems.
To check if a particular server is running, log into the machine where it was
started, and issue the command:
% ps -eaf | grep asiqsrv12
maryc 24836 25554 0 Feb 09 - 17:36
asiqsrv12 -c 16m -gc 6000 -gd all
-gr 6000 -gm 10 -gp 4096 -ti 4400
-tl 300 -iqmt 450 -iqsmem 2560
@fnma.cfg asiqdemo.db
janed 28932 38122 0 11:39:24 - 2:10
asiqsrv12 -c 16m -gc 6000 -gr 6000
-gm 10 -gp 4096 -ti 4400
-tl 300 -iqsmem 2560 -n janedemo -gd all
-iqmt 256 -x tcpip(port=1872)
In addition, the command % stop_asiq will display all Adaptive Server IQ
processes running.