Could anyone advise on the functionality and intended use of the killats command? Environment details: * ATS version: ats1.6.9.L1.linux.tis * Binary path: /pkg/ats/bin/killats I’d like to understand: * What exactly killats does * How it should be used correctly * Any usage instructions, parameters, or examples * Typical scenarios where this command is required Any guidance or documentation would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Need clarification on functionality of killats (ATS 1.6.9)

kiran-k.kumar

Could anyone advise on the functionality and intended use of the killats command?

Environment details:

ATS version: ats1.6.9.L1.linux.tis
Binary path: /pkg/ats/bin/killats

I’d like to understand:

What exactly killats does
How it should be used correctly
Any usage instructions, parameters, or examples
Typical scenarios where this command is required

Any guidance or documentation would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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wasin.w V3

Hello @kiran-k.kumar

Thank you for reaching out to us. I have reviewed the question, and it seem to be the ATS server product question. Unfortunately, we Developer Relations team can help with the LSEG APIs general/how to questions only.

The ATS server Support Team is more suitable than us to help you with this ATS question. I strongly suggest you contact the ATS Support Team directly via https://support.lseg.com/s/?formtype=ProductQuery website.

Jirapongse

@kiran-k.kumar

Thank you for reaching out to us.

According to the ATS installation guide, killats is a script used to stop the ATS stand-alone server. It is an opposite of the startats script used to start the ATS server.

Instead of using the kill or pkill command to directly kill the ATS process, you can use the killats script to properly stop the ATS process.

For more information, please contact the ATS support team directly via LSEG Support.

kiran-k.kumar

Thanks for your response

kiran-k.kumar

Thanks for your response

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