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Usage
Usage
On a Windows NT system, the CMS server process will have
and will be listed in the Windows NT Task Manager. However, because it is a
system process, you cannot terminate it from the Task Manager. Instead, you
should terminate it using the
In order to kill a system process, the user that runs
the Debug Programs permission. By default, this permission is given only to the
Administrators group, although this can be changed in the Windows NT User
Manager. Assuming it is not changed,
member of the Administrators group (such as the user
You can obtain the process ID from the Windows NT Task Manager. For example,
to kill the
c:\> killproc 255
Killed process 255.
c:\>
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killproc
process whose process ID is 255, you should type:
jre
The
tool should only be used as a last resort. Because it
killproc
forces the process to terminate abruptly, the process is not able to
cleanup or to save its internal state before exiting.
command-line tool.
killproc
command must be run by a
killproc
Administrator
file extension
.exe
command must have
).
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