Example 1

    The following command causes the Oracle Rdb monitor process to
    shut down after existing database users end their access to the
    database. New users on this node are unable to attach to any
    Oracle Rdb database.

    $ RMU/MONITOR STOP

    Example 2

    The following command causes the Oracle Rdb monitor to stop
    immediately without allowing current Oracle Rdb users to
    complete active transactions (they are rolled back) or detach
    (DISCONNECT) from their databases. However, the user processes
    are not deleted. Because the monitor is shut down, all Oracle Rdb
    activity on this node is terminated.

    $ RMU/MONITOR STOP /ABORT=FORCEX

    Example 3

    The following command causes the Oracle Rdb monitor to stop
    immediately without allowing current Oracle Rdb users to
    complete active transactions (they are not rolled back) or
    detach (DISCONNECT) from their databases. Each user process that
    was attached to a Oracle Rdb database on this node is deleted
    immediately.

    $ RMU/MONITOR STOP /ABORT=DELPRC