Hi all,
We had an issue today with a Zombie process listed in LATM. Our server administrator attempted to kill the process every way he knew how with no luck.
We are running Lawson 9.0.0.4 on Windows. I know that the LID session is UNIX based, and on a Windows system, the commands translate UNIX commands into Windows commands. So, the kill command usually never works.
LATM was stopped and restarted, which fixed the problem, but caused major errors in Portal. All in all, we had to stop and start Lawson using the Windows services to resolve the problem. Unfortunately, this was our Production system and caused system unavailability for a noticeable amount of time.
I'm wondering if there is a process that can terminate these Zombie processes without bring Lawson down. I know in UNIX you can do a kill -9 and that will pretty much stop anything in its tracks. Unfortunately, on the Windows side, that isn't the case. Moving to UNIX is also not in the plan anytime in the near future.
Any help would be appreciate.
Does the process show up on the WIndows server side? If so can't you kill or terminate it there on the Windows side rather than through LID?