Stop a Database Instance

You can stop a database instance from running. For example, if you chose an incorrect port for a database instance, you will need to stop that database instance before you can edit the port setting (see Edit or Display the Details of a Database Instance).

To stop a database instance, you can use:

• The server icon
• ClearSCADA Service Manager (you can only use this option if the database instance has been registered as a Windows service)
• Windows Services (you can only use this option if the database instance has been registered as a Windows service)
• The System Status window in ViewX. Use the Shutdown... button
• The ScxCmd.exe tool from the command line. Use the STOP SERVER command.

 

Using the Server Icon

1. Run the Server Icon for a Database Instance (if it is not already running).
2. Right-click on the Server Icon to display a context-sensitive menu.
3. Select Shutdown Server.
   

 

Using the ClearSCADA Service Manager

1. Run the ClearSCADA Service Manager.
2. Select the Stop button for the database instance you want to stop. The name of the service is 'ClearSCADA Server (<database instance name>)'. <database instance name> is the Name defined for the database instance when it was first created (see Add a Database Instance).

   

 

Using Windows Services

1. Run Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services
2. Right-click on the database instance you want to stop. The name of the service is 'ClearSCADA Server (<database instance name>)'. <database instance name> is the Name defined for the database instance when it was first created (see Add a Database Instance).
3. From the context-sensitive menu, choose Stop.