I hate to inform you that you will have to reboot your system.  Ghost
processes are a pain to deal with.  You can not control them at all.  A nice
healthy system reboot will solve your problem.

Ron Horner
Horner Consulting


-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
Behalf Of Joe Faulkner
Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 12:17 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Ghost Sessions


I can't find the link to the FAQ at this hour so here goes a question to the
"L" ....

I currently have a session logged on that will not go away as follows:


#S9850  EXEC       344  344      SAT  6:56A  USER.ACCOUNT.MANMAN

If I do a SHOWPROC #S9850 it shows nothing.  But from GLANCE/iX earlier I
got the PIN of 1107

:SHOWPROC PIN=1107
QPRI  CPUTIME   STATE  JOBNUM  PIN  (PROGRAM) STEP

C152  3:12.128  WAIT   S9850   1107 (QUICK.CURRENT.COGNOS) CC=(HP) DICT=PHD


O. S version 6.0.  I've tried the usual, abortjob, abortio, moving from CS
to DS to ES queues and back again.  Sysdiag ldev and port resets and
resetting the DTC 72MX on which this device resides.

I know that bouncing the system may be the only answer, but at this point
that is not what I need.  The last time this happened one of our databases
became corrupted and it was a real pain to get back to where we started.

Any thoughts from the list would be most appreciated.  I'm off to bed for
now but hope springs eternal for an answer in the morning. ;-)


TIA

Joe Faulkner
System Manager
Lowrance Electronics

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