Things to consider before shutting down the Server

Hi,
What are all the things to consider before shutting down the Essbase Server?
Just we need to close the applications and Agent process or do we need to take care any other things also.
Thanks in Advance

In order to make sure of a soft shut down, I normally would
- Disconnect all users
- Prevent connections
- Unlock all objects
- Shut down all databases and applications
- Shut down the Server Agent
Brian Chow

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