Ending a session
You can end a client session from the backup-archive client GUI or from the dsmc command line.
About this task




- From the backup-archive client GUI:
Open the File menu and select
Quit.
Press Command+Q.



Open the File
menu and select Exit.
Click the X icon in the upper right corner.



Open the System menu
and select Close.
Press Alt+F4.



For the web client: Open a different URL or
close the browser.
- From the DSMC command line:
- In batch mode, each dsmc command you enter is a complete session. The client ends the session when it finishes processing the command.
- To end an interactive session, enter quit at the
Protect>prompt. - To interrupt a dsmc command before the client has finished processing, enter
QQ on the IBM®
Storage Protect console.
In many cases but not all, this interrupts the command.
If
the command cannot be interrupted, press Ctrl-C or use the UNIX
kill -15 command.Note: Due to signal-handler design limitations with the dsmc command on UNIX and Linux, pressing Ctrl-C or using the UNIX kill -15 command can lead to a core memory dump. If you need to avoid such a core memory dump, use the UNIX kill -9 command from an available command line.

- From the backup-archive client GUI main window:
- Click .
- Press Alt-X.
- For the web client: Open a different URL or close the browser.
- From the DSMC command line:
- In batch mode, each dsmc command you enter is a complete session. The client ends the session when it finishes processing the command.
- To end an interactive session, enter quit at the
Protect>prompt. - To interrupt a dsmc command before the client has finished processing, enter QQ on the IBM Storage Protect console. In many cases but not all, this interrupts the command. If the command cannot be interrupted, use the Windows Task Manager to end the dsmc process. Do not press Ctrl-C because, while it ends the session, it can lead to unexpected results.