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How to recover the standalone session?
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Answer / swetha
A standalone session is a session that is not nested in a
batch. If a standalone session fails, you can run recovery
using a menu command or pmcmd. These options are not
available for batched sessions.
To recover sessions using the menu:
1. In the Server Manager, highlight the session you want to
recover.
2. Select Server Requests-Stop from the menu.
3. With the failed session highlighted, select Server
Requests-Start Session in Recovery Mode from the menu.
To recover sessions using pmcmd:
1.From the command line, stop the session.
2. From the command line, start recovery.
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