You can try using the following command on Informatica node:
infacmd.sh disableservice -dn <domain_name> -un <user> -pd <passwd> -sn <service_name> -mo Abort
Even if the above command doesn’t finish (just like Informatica Administration console), as a last chance, you can kill the service process at OS using the following UNIX commands:
For Repository service: ps –eaf | grep pmrepagent
For Integration service: ps –eaf | grep pmserver
Get PID from above command, and issue “kill -9 <PID>” command.
Until next post,
Sathish Manthani
infacmd.sh disableservice -dn <domain_name> -un <user> -pd <passwd> -sn <service_name> -mo Abort
Even if the above command doesn’t finish (just like Informatica Administration console), as a last chance, you can kill the service process at OS using the following UNIX commands:
For Repository service: ps –eaf | grep pmrepagent
For Integration service: ps –eaf | grep pmserver
Get PID from above command, and issue “kill -9 <PID>” command.
Until next post,
Sathish Manthani
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