Define Process Manual

TOSS Command
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Process Definition Commands
Considerations
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You can use the PSTOP command if your current user ID is included for the
permissions of this process.
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Removing a defined process automatically stops the process.
TOSS Command
The TOSS command deletes accumulated input or output from an input or output queue
of the process. You can use TOSS to discard unwanted input or output after issuing a
NOWAIT command or after pressing the BREAK key during output.
queue-option
is any of the following options:
INPUT
deletes the contents of the input queue.
OUTPUT
deletes the contents of the output queue. This is the default.
process-list
is a list of unique, symbolic names you have assigned to defined processes. If you
specify an asterisk (*), information for all your defined processes is displayed.
Considerations
Using the TOSS Command to delete the input queue contents does not delete an EOF
pending for the process.
UNDP Command
The UNDP command stops and undefines one or more defined processes. A process is
undefined by popping (#POP) all of the variables that were pushed or defined to manage
it and removing the process entry from the Define Process directory.
Note. If your TACL use list is not set up to include :utils:DP, you must precede the TOSS
command with :utils:dp.
TOSS [ / queue-option / ] process-list
Note. If your TACL use list is not set up to include :utils:DP, you must precede the UNDP
command with :utils:dp.
UNDP process-list