Problem:
When shutting down the AcuConnect service the user receives the following prompt to the kill command:
unix1:/opt/acucorp/800/bin # ./acurcl -kill
Shutting down AcuConnect on: unix1
There are 0 child processes on: unix1
Do you really want to shutdown AcuConnect 
?
This is not a issue when running interactively, but when running from a script the prompt can be problematic. How can the prompt be avoided when running a script?
Resolution:
AcuConnect User's Guide
Version 8.0
Chapter 8: Managing the System > 8.2 Managing the System: UNIX > 8.2.1 The acurcl Command >
8.2.1.6 acurcl -kill
Unless the "-f" option is specified, AcuConnect prompts for confirmation before the halt action is executed.
The following is an example of using the "-f" option to halt AcuConnect.
Example:
unix1:/opt/acucorp/800/bin # ./acurcl -kill -f
Shutting down AcuConnect on: unix1
There are 0 child processes on: unix1
AcuConnect is now stopped
