Killrta.exe is a Windows utility which attempts to terminate an RTA running on an INtime node. Termination is attempted by first sending a TERMINATE message to the process, then (optionally) attempting to delete it if it does not respond to the message.

Syntax

killrta [-node nodename] [-force] -name processname|-proc prochandle

-node nodename

Specify the name of the node where the RTA is running

-force

Attempt to terminate the process then if it does not respond to the message attempt to delete the process.

-name processname

Looks up the process name in the root process directory to obtain the process handle.

-proc prochandle

Specify the value of the handle of the process to delete.
Note: Specify either the -name or the -proc option, not both.

Examples:

killrta -node NodeA -proc 1048

Attempt to terminate the process with the handle 1048 on node NodeA. If -node is not specified, defaults to the first local node.

killrta -name CodeEngine

Attempts to terminate the process cataloged as "CodeEngine" in the root process.

killrta -force -proc 1238

Attempts to terminate the process, then deletes it if it does not respond to the TERMINATE message.