You can shut down a remote server that has been installed as a Microsoft
Windows service.
Procedure
- Open the Microsoft
Windows Services manager.
A list of services opens.
- Right-click the TM1 Server and select
Stop.
Results
The TM1® Server running as a Windows service automatically shuts down during system shutdown. In some
instances, a server running a large or complex model, might not properly shut down during system
shutdown, power failure, or manual service shutdown. An improper shutdown is defined as a shutdown
in which the TM1 Server is summarily terminated before it has
completed all shutdown procedures. This can happen during normal system shutdown because Windows allots a limited time (approximately 20 seconds) for
service shutdown. After the allotted time expires, the system shutdown proceeds regardless of
whether the service shutdown is complete.When the TM1
Server is running as a service, it automatically recovers any data changes from the previous
sessions in which an improper shutdown occurs. The changes are recovered from records in the
server's Tm1s.log file.
For details on Microsoft's approach to service shutdown or on increasing the amount of time
allotted by Windows for service shutdown, see the Microsoft support website.