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Delete connections

  • Last UpdatedJan 13, 2023
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You can delete connections through piconfig with the PINETMGRSTATS table. To delete a connection, first list the connections to get the appropriate ID. Then, in delete mode, specify the ID.

* (Ls - ) PIconfig> @table pinetmgrstats
* (Ls - PINETMGRSTATS) PIconfig> @ostr id,name,contime
* (Ls - PINETMGRSTATS) PIconfig> @select id=*
* (Ls - PINETMGRSTATS) PIconfig> @ends
0,pigetmsg,8-Mar-05 07:55:09
1,pilicmgr,8-Mar-05 07:55:10
2,pitotal,8-Mar-05 07:55:10
3,piarchss,8-Mar-05 07:55:10
4,piupdmgr,8-Mar-05 07:55:10
5,pisqlss,8-Mar-05 07:55:10
* (Ls - PINETMGRSTATS) PIconfig> @mode delete
* (Dl - PINETMGRSTATS) PIconfig> @istr id
* (Dl - PINETMGRSTATS) PIconfig> 0
*> 0
* (Dl - PINETMGRSTATS) PIconfig>
Resulting message log message:
0 pinetmgr 8-Mar-05 14:02:06
>> Deleting connection: pigetmsg(2700), Administrator requested closing connection pigetmsg(2700) (1121), ID: 0

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