How can I control the order in which the packages stop when running â cmhaltcf â

[Rui Vilao]

Greetings,


In order to stop my cluster in a more graceful order I would like to stop packages in a pre-defined order. Package APP1 runs a database, therefore I would like to stop at last:

# cmhaltcl -f
Disabling package switching to all nodes being halted.
Warning: Do not modify or enable packages until the halt operation is completed.

Halting Package DB
Halting Package APP1
Halting Package APP2

Any help/suggestion is highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Kind Regards,

Rui Vilao

[RAC_1]

When cmhaltcl -f is executed you can not control package shutdown order. They are shutdown simultanously.

You should be using cmhaltpkg -p "package you want" -v
starting with package you want to shutdown first.

[Rita C Workman]

If you only have 3, have you considered just stopping the packages individually (cmhaltpkg) in the order you want, and then stopping your cluster....

Just a thought,
Rita

[Rui Vilao]

Hi RAC & Rita.

Well, I am writing a shutdown procedure for the customer... If I could use cmhaltcl -f it would be nicer that stopping every package individually...

RAC: Packages are stopped sequentially, not simultaneously.

Many thanks.

Rui.

[RAC_1]

Rui,

When cmhaltcl -f is executed it is forceful shutdown. Bear in mind that the packages may be running on different nodes. Then the cmhaltpkg is executed on another node. That is the packages are halted simultanously.

I would rather prefer using cmhaltpkg. (I can control the shutdown order)

[John Dvorchak]

You could just script it:

#!/usr/bin/ksh


cmhaltpkg pkg3
cmhaltpkg pkg2
cmhaltpkg pkg1
cmhaltpkg pkg_app

cmhaltcl -f

[Pramod_4 · Accepted solution]

Package shutdown in SG cluster is completed in sequence.

Packages with the lower package ID will be shutdown first, then other packages in ascending order.

Use cmviewconf to find out the package ID for the packages. You can drop and add the packages to make then in the order you want.

Other way around is, put "cmhaltpkg APP2" in the customer defined halt command section as a first step in APP1's control script. I have tested both methods and both works fine.

Regards,
Pramod

[Hamdy Al-Sebaey]

Rui,

As you see in the above answers, you can'nt controle the package if you use cmhaltcl, so to controle this just stop the package with cmhaltpkg, at the same time you can controle the package controle log file.
I do'nt prefer to you use option (-f) when I stop the cluster,sometimes (saw it my self with version 11.12) the cluster configuration ascii file was coruppt.
Regards,
Hamdy

[Rui Vilao]

Hi,

Special thanks to Pramod.
Your were right.

The order in wich the packages are added to the cluster is the order in which they
will stop when running "cmhaltcl -f"

Cheers,

Rui.