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cscleanup Command--Deallocate Shared Memory
Valid on UNIX.
Permission required: Installation owner.
The cscleanup utility deallocates the UNIX shared memory and semaphore resources that were allocated by csinstall for use by Ingres. Typically, you will have no need to run this utility because it is called by the ingstop command.
Use cscleanup when an Ingres server has aborted or you are forced to stop a servers by using the UNIX kill command. To verify the cleanup, use the csreport command and the UNIX command ipcs. If this utility fails, you can remove Ingres shared memory and semaphores with the UNIX command ipcrm.
The cscleanup utility does not deallocate shared memory buffer caches. For information about destroying shared caches, see cacheutil Command (on page cacheutil Command--Show or Destroy Buffer Caches).
The cscleanup command has the following format:
cscleanup
Last modified date: 08/29/2024