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Hi, Found a similar discussion with Webspeed broker last year with no answer. We just had a db crash today and it's more than likely due to some kill -9 we did straight on a appserver agent running somekind of runaway transaction with temp-table and also filling some of our file system. Looking at the procedure there was no lock at the time it happens but most likely an issue such as bellow one part of some KB knowledgebase.progress.com/.../12541 "WARNING: If the Agents are configured as shared-memory client connections, killing an agent / client that is holding a latch or lock may crash the database." We're running 11.5 on a HPUx server, stateless appserver + DB shared mem. Was just wondering is there any subtle difference between kill -9 and -agentkill. Both seems sending SIGKILL signal to pid ? Is asbman checking anything prior firing SIGKILL or is -agentkill just a kill -9 wrapper ? Thanks Denis
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