Problem: # cnsterm 6 Attempting to connect to CNS...Completed. Hello Input Supervisor Command: > start ferret start ferret CNSSUPV start: All Interactive Partitions are busy!! at Tue Feb 19 10:51:50 2019 Input Supervisor Command:
Solution: All cnsterm interactive partitions are busy due to already running processes. Runing the cnscim -s command shows all the cnsterm screens that are running a process and you can stop the process. # cnscim -s CNS Screens Screen 1 -- checktable active=True, enabled fkeys=2347, help level=0, nostop=True, reading=True, hide=True Screen 2 -- checktable active=True, enabled fkeys=2347, help level=0, nostop=True, reading=True, hide=True Screen 3 -- qrysessn active=True, enabled fkeys=, help level=0, nostop=False, reading=True, hide=True Screen 4 -- rcvmanager active=True, enabled fkeys=, help level=0, nostop=True, reading=True, hide=True Screen 5 -- DBS I/O active=True, enabled fkeys=, help level=0, nostop=False, reading=False, hide=False Screen 6 -- SUPERVISOR active=True, enabled fkeys=, help level=0, nostop=False, reading=True, hide=False
You can stop the process by logging into cnsterm 6 and entering the command " stop screen number " or logging to the screen number and use command quit to stop the process. Example: Option 1: # cnsterm 6 Input Supervisor Command: > stop 4 Option 2: You can stop the ferret process by logging into the cnsterm screen number where ferret is running and enter " quit " # cnsterm 4 > quit;
In some cases Option 1 might not work then stop the process using option 2. Example: #
cnsterm 6 Input Supervisor Command: > stop 1 stop 1 CNSSUPV: the program cannot be stopped > ^C # cnsterm 1 Enter a command, "QUIT;", "HELP;" or F7 for interactive help: > quit; quit; CheckTable terminated. > ^C |