CSA access not possible

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Hello all!

Until yesterday I thought: It’s not possible to start adaopr to an ADABAS-Database which is connected via Net-Work.
Now I know: It’s not possible to display the user-queue. But it’s possible to stop users.
Example:

$ adaopr db=11 di=uq
%ADAOPR-I-STARTED,      14-DEC-2006 11:38:22, Version 3.3.3.01 (Solaris 64Bit)
%ADAOPR-I-DBON, database 11 accessed online
%ADAOPR-I-NOCSA, CSA access not possible
DI=UQ
 ^
%ADAOPR-I-NOCSA, CSA access not possible
%ADAOPR-I-ABORTED,      14-DEC-2006 11:38:22, elapsed time: 00:00:00
$ echo $?
255
$ adaopr db=11 stop=217322
%ADAOPR-I-STARTED,      14-DEC-2006 11:41:39, Version 3.3.3.01 (Solaris 64Bit)
%ADAOPR-I-DBON, database 11 accessed online
%ADAOPR-I-NOCSA, CSA access not possible

%ADAOPR-F-SIGNAL, signal 11 occurred
%ADAOPR-I-ABORTED,      14-DEC-2006 11:41:39, elapsed time: 00:00:00
$ echo $?
255

I was really surprised that the id 217322 is really stopped. My Questions:

  1. Why is it impossible to do a “di=uq”, but on the other hand, is possible to do a “stop=”?
  2. Why does adaopr tell me, that the stop-command is ABORTED?
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Good night Matthias.
I’m having the same problem you reported.
What is the solution of the problem?
abra

3

To be honest: I don’t know. Meanwhile I work for another comany, so it’s impossible for me to answer your question. Sorry!