Exchange/RJE Manual

EXIT Command
Exchange/RJE Commands
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EXIT Command The EXIT command stops the Exchange/RJE command interpreter and returns control
to the operating system command interpreter.
E[XIT]
Line Activity The EXIT command causes no line activity, unless you choose to exit while still
connected. If you do issue the EXIT command while still connected, the command
performs an implicit disconnect operation. For information on the line activity of a
disconnect operation, see the DISCONNECT command earlier in this section.
Considerations The EXIT command stops the Exchange/RJE command interpreter and returns control
to the operating system command interpreter. The EXIT command is the only way to
make an orderly exit from the Exchange/RJE command interpreter. Use the EXIT
command when you have finished using the Exchange/RJE command interpreter.
EXIT During a Send or Receive Operation
If you issue an EXIT command while a send or receive operation is in progress, a
message is displayed asking if you want to exit. If you respond yes (Y), the operation
is terminated and the exit occurs. This may leave the remote system expecting to
transmit data or otherwise in an incomplete state. If you want to end a send or receive
operation prematurely, it may be better to use the ABORT command. See the ABORT
command earlier in this section for more information.
If you respond no (N) to the message asking if you want to exit, the send or receive
operation continues uninterrupted.
Examples 1. This example shows the EXIT command following a DISCONNECT command.
>disconnect
RJCI30 DISCONNECTED FROM LINE SERVER '$X482'
>exit
REMOTE 38>
2. This example shows the use of the EXIT command while still connected.
>exit
RJCI30 DISCONNECTED FROM LINE SERVER '$X488'
REMOTE 42>