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The progress of shutting down the adapter can be viewed via UI pages. The
progress information is available in the following pages:
v In the System Troubleshooting page:
– Soft Stop link > Stop All Adapters section
– Adapters link
– Clicking on the adapter name
v In the Services Configuration page:
– List and Search results
– Clicking on the adapter name
Graceful Adapter Shutdown through the User Interface
The following steps can be performed in both the service configuration and
adapters pages.
v To get to the adapter page, click Operations > System > Troubleshooter >
Adapters.
v To get to the service configuration page, click Deployment > Services >
Configuration, and then search for the adapter.
List the running stateful adapters by clicking the Adapter link.
1. Shut down an adapter by de-selecting the checkbox under the Enable column.
The following message appears in the Advanced State column:
Stopping
2. Click on the icon in the Advanced State column.
A popup window appears with two sections:
v System Audit Information
This shows the status changes along with a timestamp of the whole
shutdown process.
v Adapter Advanced State Information
When the adapter finishes its current session, and shutdown is completed,
the following message appears:
Adapter adapter_name is currently unavailable
Graceful Adapter Shutdown through the Command Line
1. Navigate to the bin subdirectory of your installation directory.
2. Shut down the adapter by running the command:
opscmd.sh -cSTOPADAPTER -nnode1 -pid=adapter_name
3. Check on the status of the shutdown by running the command:
opscmd.sh -cGETADAPTERADVSTATE -nnode1 -pid=adapter_name Run this
command until the status message changes from Adapter is preparing to
shutdown to Adapter adapter_name is currently unavailable.
4. Confirm that the adapter has been shut down by running the command:
opscmd.sh -cGETADAPTERADVSTATE -nnode1 -pid=adapter_name
The following message should appear:
Adapter adapter_name is currently unavailable
The adapter session is finished and shutdown is complete.
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