OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands
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ABORT Command
ABORT Command
The ABORT command stops objects as quickly as possible—only enough processing is
done to ensure the integrity of the OSI/MHS subsystem. You can use the ABORT
command to stop the APPL, CLASS, GROUP, MON, and SUBSYS objects. When you
issue this command, the object to which it is directed must be in a state other than the
STOPPED state. The object is left in the STOPPED state after it is aborted. When you
abort (rather than stop) a group, the time it takes to restart it may be longer because
more recovery processing has to be done when an aborted group is restarted. This is a
sensitive command.
OUT file-spec
directs any SCF output generated for this command to the specified file.
object-spec
specifies the name of the object(s) to be aborted. The object-spec for the
ABORT command is one of the following:
SUB [ ALL | NONE | ONLY ]
directs the command at a set of subordinate objects.
•
ALL specifies that the current object type and all subordinate object types are
selected. ALL is the default.
•
NONE specifies that no subordinate objects are selected.
•
ONLY specifies that only object types subordinate to the current object are
selected.
See the command syntax summary in Appendix A, OSI/MHS SCF Command
Syntax Summary, to see where SUB is supported for this command.
Note. When you issue the ABORT command, all activities being performed by the object are
halted abruptly, that is, the aborted object immediately ends all of its associations with other
MTAs and users and then stops processing. For a more controlled termination of an object,
use the STOP command.
ABORT [ / OUT file-spec / ] [ object-spec ]
[ , SUB [ ALL | NONE | ONLY ] ] [ , SEL [ NOT ] state ]
Object Type Name Format
APPL [\psystem.]$proc.#applname
CLASS [\psystem.]$proc.#class
GROUP [\psystem.]$proc.#class.[\gsystem.]group
MON [\psystem.]$proc
SUBSYS [\psystem.]$proc.#subsys