RES 3700 - Command line database control for Micros RES 3700 POS.

A little known fact is that Micros RES 3700 POS comes with a nifty little command line tool which lets you replicate the functionality of the Micros Control Panel.

The tool is called CLCONTROL and is located in D:\Micros\Res\Pos\Bin

open the command prompt and type CLCONTROL /? and it will display the below help on how to use it.
It is fairly straight forward and if you don't understand it then you should'nt be using it.

There is also a log file for the tool kept in D:\Micros\Res\Pos\Etc called CLCONTROL_SERVERNAME.log

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Usage:
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  CLControl /SYSTEM FOH    ( Front Of House )
  CLControl /SYSTEM BOH    ( Back  Of House )
  CLControl /SYSTEM DB     ( Database )
  CLControl /SYSTEM IDLE   ( System Shutdown )
  CLControl /SYSTEM STATUS ( System Status )
          Possible System Status Return Code
          -----------------------------------
          0    ( FAULT )
          1    ( IDLE  )
          2    ( DB    )
          3    ( BOH   )
          4    ( FOH   )
          5    ( BUSY  )

  CLControl /NODE <NNN> /PROCESS <PPP> ON     ( Start  process <PPP> on node <NN
N> )
  CLControl /NODE <NNN> /PROCESS <PPP> OFF    ( Stop   process <PPP> on node <NN
N> )
  CLControl /NODE <NNN> /PROCESS <PPP> RELOAD ( Reload process <PPP> on node <NN
N> )
  CLControl /NODE <NNN> /PROCESS <PPP> STATUS ( STATUS of process <PPP> on node
<NNN> )
          Possible Process Status Return Code
          -----------------------------------
          0    ( FAULT     )
          1    ( OFF       )
          2    ( ON        )
          3    ( RELOADING )
          4    ( BUSY      )

  CLControl /M <text>                        ( Insert <text> in 3700d log file )

  CLControl /CLEAR                           ( Clear the 3700d log file )
  CLControl /LIST <path> NODES               ( List nodes in file <path> )
  CLControl /LIST <path> /NODE <NNN> PROCESS ( List node <NNN> processes in <pat
h> )

  Note that the /SYSTEM commands can have SYNC appended to indicate
       that the request should be issued to all nodes at once.

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