Terminating


When you have finished a Wolfram Engine session, you can quit from the kernel or from the front end. Either of these actions will cause the connection to the Workbench to be closed, and the launch will be terminated.

Alternatively, you may terminate the session from the Workbench, or you may exit the Workbench itself. The latter will also cause the Wolfram Engine to close, asking if you want to save any unsaved documents.

Quitting the Wolfram Language session is sometimes necessary to reset various parameters. However, if you wish to keep the session running, you are free to do so.

Quit Wolfram Engine Button

One convenient way to terminate the session is to use the Quit Wolfram Engine button that appears on the Console view. The button is as shown below.

Console Quit

When you click the button, the Wolfram Engine session terminates.

Front End Quit Kernel

You can terminate a launch from a notebook .nb file by using the Wolfram Engine notebook front end Quit Kernel menu item.

Terminating