OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands

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STOP APPL Command

The STOP APPL command terminates the activity of the APPL object. Upon successful

completion of the STOP command, configured objects are left in the STOPPED state.

This is a sensitive command.

OUT file-spec

directs any SCF output generated for this command to the specified file.

[\psystem.]$proc.#applname

is the name of the APPL object you want to stop.

SEL [ NOT ] state

directs the command only at objects in the specified state or not in the specified

state. Valid values for state are: DEFINED, STARTING, STARTED,

STOPPING, STOPPED, and SUSPENDED. States are described in Section 1,

Introduction.

NORMAL | FORCED

are power modifiers you can specify with the STOP APPL command. See

“Considerations” below for information about the effect of the power modifiers.

The default value is NORMAL.

Considerations

•

For the APPL object type, either of the power modifiers NORMAL or FORCED can

be used.

•

For MS APPL objects, FORCED means that the APPL object is stopped regardless

of whether or not it is logged on. NORMAL means the MS APPL object enters the

STOPPED state only when it is logged off.

•

For GW APPL objects, FORCED and NORMAL have no effect.

Examples

This command terminates the activity of APPL object $ZMHS.#APPL1:

STOP APPL $ZMHS.#APPL1

STOP [ / OUT file-spec / ] APPL [\psystem.]$proc.#applname

[ , SEL [ NOT ] state ] [ , { NORMAL | FORCED } ]