Allows you to manually stop the AIJ log server (ALS) for the
    specified database.

1  –  Description

    The ALS is an optional process that flushes log data to the
    after-image journal (.aij) file. All database servers deposit
    transaction log data in a cache located in the database global
    section. If the ALS is active, it continuously flushes the log
    data to disk. Otherwise, server processes might block temporarily
    if the cache in the global section is full.

2  –  Format

  (B)0RMU/Server After_Journal Stop root-file-spec

  Command Qualifiers         Defaults

  /Output=file-name          See description

3  –  Parameters

3.1  –  root-file-spec

    Specifies the database root file for which you want to stop the
    ALS.

4  –  Command Qualifiers

4.1  –  Output

    Output=file-name

    Allows you to specify the file where the operational log is to be
    created. The operational log records the transmission and receipt
    of network messages.

    If you do not include a directory specification with the
    file name, the log file is created in the database root file
    directory. It is invalid to include a node name as part of the
    file name specification.

    Note that all Hot Standby bugcheck dumps are written to the
    corresponding bugcheck dump file; bugcheck dumps are not written
    to the file you specify with the Output qualifier.

5  –  Usage Notes

    o  To use the RMU Server After_Journal Stop command for a
       database, you must have RMU$OPEN privilege in the root file
       access control list (ACL) for the database or the OpenVMS
       WORLD privilege.

    o  To issue the RMU Server After_Journal Stop command
       sucessfully, the database must be open. Other users can be
       attached to the database.

    o  If the ALS process stops abnormally, regardless of whether the
       current setting of the ALS is automatic or manual, the only
       way to restart it is to use the RMU Server After_Journal Start
       command.

    o  To determine whether the ALS is running, use the RMU Show
       Users command.

    o  If database replication is active and you attempt to stop
       the database AIJ log server, Oracle Rdb returns an error. You
       must stop database replication before attempting to stop the
       server.

6  –  Examples

    Example 1

    The following example stops the log server.

    $ RMU/SERVER AFTER_JOURNAL STOP MF_PERSONNEL