Use this command to shut down the server at a specific time or on a specific date. The syntax appears below:
SHUTDOWN AT {date-constant | time-constant | timestamp-constant}
For example:
SHUTDOWN AT 23:30:10 SHUTDOWN AT 10/09/1991 SHUTDOWN AT "1991-10-09-23.30.10.0"
Note that the timestamp value must be in double quotes. All users will be rolled back before shutdown.
Use this command to shut down the server in a specified length of time. The syntax appears below:
SHUTDOWN IN integer-constant duration
integer-constant | Represents any short or long integer. |
duration | Represents a time duration descriptor. |
For example:
SHUTDOWN IN 10 seconds SHUTDOWN IN 2 hours SHUTDOWN IN 6 months
All users will be rolled back before shutdown.
Use this command to shut down the server when the last user logs off the system. SHUTDOWN ON LAST DISCONNECT does not prevent new users from logging on to the server while the SHUTDOWN command is pending-- contrast this command with SHUTDOWN QUIESCE, below. If any new users log on to the server while the command is pending, the server will not shut down until after those users disconnect.
The syntax appears below:
SHUTDOWN ON LAST DISCONNECT
Use this command to disable new login requests and shut down the server when the last user logs off the system. SHUTDOWN QUIESCE prevents new users from logging on to the server while the SHUTDOWN command is pending-- contrast this command with SHUTDOWN ON LAST DISCONNECT, above.
The syntax appears below:
SHUTDOWN QUIESCE