Exchange/SNA Manual

DISCONNECT Command
Exchange/SNA Commands
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DISCONNECT
Command
The DISCONNECT command ends the connection between the Exchange/SNA
command interpreter and the line server.
DISCONNECT
Considerations The DISCONNECT command ends the connection between the Exchange/SNA
command interpreter and the Exchange/SNA line server. The DISCONNECT
command also resets the configuration parameters to their default values. This
command does not stop the command interpreter or the line server. Nor does the
DISCONNECT command affect any operations between the line server and other
processes, such as other Exchange/SNA command interpreters.
You can issue Exchange/SNA commands after a DISCONNECT command. For
example, you can use the SET command to specify another line server and then use the
CONNECT command to establish a connection with that line server.
DISCONNECT During Active Send and Receive Operations
If you issue a DISCONNECT command while send and receive operations are in
progress, a message is displayed asking if you want to disconnect. If you respond yes
(Y), the operations are terminated and the disconnect occurs exactly as if an ABORT
command had been entered.
If you respond no (N) to the message asking if you want to disconnect, the send and
receive operations continue uninterrupted.
Examples 1. This example shows the DISCONNECT command when no operations are in
progress:
>disconnect
SNCI30 DISCONNECTED FROM LINE SERVER '$SNAX1'
2. This example shows the DISCONNECT command and the resulting prompt when
one or more operations are in progress:
>disconnect
SNCI60W THERE ARE SENDS AND/OR RECEIVES ACTIVE
SNCI60* DO YOU STILL WANT TO DISCONNECT? (Y/N)
>y
SNCI27 SERVER '$Y152' HAS BEEN STOPPED
SNCI30 DISCONNECTED FROM THE LINE SERVER '$SNAX1'