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The command accepts the following options:
Option | Description |
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[-ecsa] | Use this option to disconnect only ECSAs, for example: MZ>> disconnect -ecsa If using this option without any ECSA process specified, as in the example, all ECSAs will be disconnected. If a non-ECSA process is specified, fault code 4 will be returned, for example: MZ>> disconnect -ecsa ec1 |
[-ec] | Use this option to disconnect only ECs, for example: MZ>> disconnect -ec If using this option without any EC process specified, as in the example, all ECs will be disconnected. If a non-EC process is specified, fault code 4 will be returned, for example: MZ>> disconnect -ec ecsa1 |
[-local] | Use this option to disconnect an EC/ECSA that is running on a local machine, for example: MZ>> disconnect -local ec1 In the example, the local EC process named ec1 will be disconnected. If using this option without any EC/ECSA process specified, all local ECs/ECSAs will be disconnected. |
[-q] | Quiet mode. Use this option to eliminate the display of any report during execution. |
[-verbose] | Verbose mode. This option will print extended error information. |
By running the disconnect
command from the Platform without any options, all running ECs/ECSAs, on all connected machines, will be disconnected without the need to login to each machine and disconnect them one by one:
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1-3: Errors only effecting one or more EC/ECSA.
10-11: Fatal error, no EC/ECSA was disconnected.
Code | Description |
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0 | Will be returned if the command was successful. |
1 | Will be returned if an EC/ECSA process is not running. |
2 | Will be returned if an EC/ECSA cannot be reached due to a communication problem. |
3 | Will be returned if an EC/ECSA does not exist. |
10 | Will be returned if the Platform cannot be reached due to communication problems. |
11 | Will be returned in case configuration files in |