Expand Configuration and Management Manual (G06.24+)

Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) Commands
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STOP Command
STOP Command
The STOP command terminates the activity of an object normally. It nondisruptively
deletes all connections to and from an object. Upon successful completion, configured
objects are left in the STOPPED state and nonconfigured objects are deleted. This is a
sensitive command.
The STOP command has the following syntax:
Considerations
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If PATH is the object type, all lines associated with the path are stopped.
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If LINE is the object type, only the line is stopped.
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The STOP command only stops objects that are not actively used. If you want to
stop activity on a line or path object that is still active, use the ABORT command as
described in ABORT Command on page 15-8.
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You can stop several paths or lines with a single STOP PATH or STOP LINE
command by specifying multiple PATH or LINE objects using parentheses as
follows:
PATH ( path-name , path-name [ , path-name ] ... )
LINE ( line-name , line-name [ , line-name ] ... )
Examples
The following SCF command stops the line named $LHCMP2:
-> STOP LINE $LHCMP2
The following SCF command stops all lines associated with the path named $PTS:
-> STOP PATH $PTS
The following SCF command stops the lines named $LHCMP3 and $LHCMP4:
-> STOP LINE ($LHCMP3,$LHCMP4)
STOP { PATH path-name | LINE line-name }