Powering a Server Off and On

Stopping User Processes:
If shutdown command files are not used, stop the processes individually. Identify the
running processes by using the TACL PPD and STATUS commands. Stop the
processes by using the TACL STOP command.
To stop the named, unnamed, and TACL processes, log on as a super-group user
(255, n) and perform these steps:
Stop User's Named or Unnamed Processes
1 Determine the names of the user’s running processes by entering:
>STATUS *, PRI 199
2 Make a note of the name or names of running processes. For unnamed
processes, note the processor (CPU) and PIN numbers of those
processes, because you must use them to stop the unnamed process.
3 To stop a named process by using the TACL STOP command, enter:
>STOP $process-name
Repeat this command for each named process you want to stop.
4 To stop an unnamed process, enter for each process:
>STOP cpu,pin
Repeat this command for each unnamed process you want to stop.
See the TACL Reference Manual for complete syntax, considerations, and examples.