User's Guide

Part VI. SQL Anywhere Reference

Chapter 39. SQL Anywhere Components

Syntax

     dbosstop [switches]

Switch	Description
-Sserver	Open Server to stop
-Uuserid	Connection username
-Ppassword	Connection password
-q	Operate quietly
-v	Verbose operation

See also

"The Open Server Gateway", "The Open Server Information utility".

Description

The DBOSSTOP command-line utility stops a Open Server Gateway.

Switches

-S server The Open Server to stop. The Open Server name is declared on the DBOS50 command line, and corresponds to an entry in the list of Open Servers maintained by SQLEDIT .

-U userid A SQL Anywhere user ID on a database being supported by the Open Server Gateway.

-P password The SQL Anywhere connection password corresponding to the user ID provided in the -U command line.

-q Operate quietly. No messages are sent to the log file.

-v Extra messages are sent to the window.

Example

The following command stops the Open Server gateway named primeos, using user ID DBA, and password SQL.

     dbosstop -S PRIMEOS -U dba -P sql