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Hao Ma · Jan 4, 2020

How to quit ^%SYSMONMGR in some case?

#Caché

With ^%SYSMONMGR, there are some brunches that I never found a way to quit out, like shows as the following example: do ^%SYSMONMGR --> Manage Health Monitor --> View Alert Records ...

Does anyone know the answer? thank you very much.

%SYS>do ^%SYSMONMGR
1) Start/Stop System Monitor
2) Set System Monitor Options
3) Configure System Monitor Classes
4) View System Monitor State
5) Manage Application Monitor
6) Manage Health Monitor
7) View System Data
8) Exit

Option? 6

1) Enable/Disable Health Monitor
2) View Alerts Records
3) Configure Health Monitor Classes
4) Set Health Monitor Options
5) Exit

Option? 2
Sensor (=All)? * =>
Beginning date and time? Beginning =>
Ending date and time date? Now =>
Number of records to display? 20 =>
No matching records found
Sensor (=All)? * =>
Beginning date and time? Beginning =>
Ending date and time date? Now =>

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Eduard Lebedyuk · Jan 4, 2020

Either Enter or Ctrl-C would exit from the current loop. In your case Ctrl-C seems to work.

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Hao Ma · Jan 4, 2020

does not work, sorry, :)

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Alexander Koblov · Jan 9, 2020

Check if you have Windows-keys enabled in Terminal settings.

If yes -- this can handle Ctrl-C as "Copy to clipboard"

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Hans-Peter Iten · Feb 20, 2020

If ctrl+c doesn't work, then you can terminate the session using the program JOBEXAM and terminate the job which uses %SYSMONMGR. To do so just open another terminal window.

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Jeffrey Drumm · Feb 20, 2020

What version of Caché or IRIS are you using? on IRIS 2019.1, the menu returns immediately after the "No matching records found" message.

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