Exchange/SNA Manual

DOWN Command
Exchange/SNA Commands
3–14 104700 Tandem Computers Incorporated
Examples 1. This example shows the use of the DOWN command to take a single subdevice
out of service. If an operation is in progress on the specified subdevice, the
subdevice is not taken out of service until the operation has completed:
>down #pu1
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#PU1' HAS BEEN DOWNED
2. This example shows the use of the DOWN command to take all subdevices out of
service. If an operation is in progress on one of the specified subdevices, that
subdevice is not taken out of service until the operation has completed:
>receive pr:#pr1
SNCI61 RECEIVE SERVER '$Y171' ( 8, 38) HAS BEEN CREATED
SNSR00 FILE '$DATA3.TEST9134.PR'(DISC(EDIT)) IS BEING RECEIVED
SNSR00* FROM '$SNAX1.#PR1'(SNAXSV) AT 13:31:47 ON 6/08/91
>down *
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#CN1' HAS BEEN DOWNED
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#RD1' HAS BEEN DOWNED
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#PR1' HAS BEEN DOWNED
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#PU1' HAS BEEN DOWNED
>exit
SNCI60W THERE ARE STILL SENDS AND/OR RECEIVES ACTIVE
SNCI60* DO YOU STILL WANT TO EXIT? (Y/N)
>y
SNCI27 SERVER '$Y171' HAS BEEN STOPPED
3. This example shows the use of the DOWN command to take a complete class of
subdevices out of service immediately. This DOWN command stops any
operations that are in progress on any subdevices belonging to the specified class
of subdevices:
>down ! #pr
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#PR1' HAS BEEN DOWNED
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#PR2' HAS BEEN DOWNED
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#PR3' HAS BEEN DOWNED
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#PR4' HAS BEEN DOWNED
SNCI46 SUBDEVICE '#PR5' HAS BEEN DOWNED