What are the first two steps to stop a process schedule?

To stop a process schedule in the Boomi platform, the first action is to navigate to Atom Management and view the process list. This step is essential because it allows the user to see all running processes and schedules managed by the Atom. By accessing the process list, the user can identify the specific process they want to stop, ensuring they are targeting the correct process for management.

Once in the process list, the next steps would involve selecting the process and using the appropriate functionality available in Atom Management to halt its execution. This method ensures that the process is stopped gracefully, preventing potential data loss or corruption that could occur if a process is stopped abruptly or without proper oversight.

The other options presented are not standard procedures for stopping a scheduled process in Boomi. For instance, using a command line without specifying the exact context does not align with the typical workflow within the Boomi platform. Rebooting the server and resetting connections is overly disruptive and generally unnecessary for stopping a single process. Similarly, updating a stored procedure and restarting services are actions that don’t directly relate to stopping a scheduled process and could lead to complications if not done with a clear understanding of potential impacts.