Restarted Standard manager

Hi all,
User requests are not been processed, So i restarted Standard manager.
After restarting it, standard manager is missing form Concurrent: Manager: Administer window. I checked with Concurrent: Manager: Define window.
I am able to view defination of Standard manager.
What's the solution for this ?

1. Do you see inactive no manager, status when you submit a job?
2.Shutdown concurrent manager. Run cmclean script and restart concurrent managers.
3. See if you have any errors in concurrent manager logs.

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Edited by: 881822 on Dec 7, 2011 3:00 AM

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alex.liu.HK wrote:
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FNDICM                         7456               28 A
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STANDARD                       7880               33 A
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STANDARD                       7909               49 A
STANDARD                       7910               50 A
STANDARD                       7934               54 A
STANDARD                       7935               53 A
STANDARD                       7936               48 A
STANDARD                       7937               56 A
STANDARD                       7950              148 A
STANDARD                       7951               58 A
STANDARD                       7952               59 A
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STANDARD                       7959               57 A
STANDARD                       7962               61 A
STANDARD                       7965               55 A
STANDARD                       7968               26 A
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            1                 1
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Step 10 Checking Actual and Target Processes for the Standard Manager:
MAX_PROCESSES RUNNING_PROCESSES
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Step 11 Checking Actual and Target Processes for Conflict Resolution Manager:
MAX_PROCESSES RUNNING_PROCESSES
            1                 1
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no rows selected
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COUNT(*)
         0
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Step 14 Checking pending requests:
COUNT(*)
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no rows selected
If you have any invalied objects please see Note 113947.1
Step-19-How to find the PID in the O/S for request_id:
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Enter value for request_id: 871285
old   4: and request_id=&request_id
new   4: and request_id=871285
no rows selected
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Haafiz wrote:
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