OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands
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ABORT Command
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.
Considerations
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When the ABORT command is directed at the MON object, the MHS manager stops
itself. The MHS manager disappears (that is, it becomes undefined). Any
subsequent action that requires the services of the MHS manager then results in a
file system error. Processes controlled by the MHS manager are not terminated.
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To abort the SUBSYS object, all CLASS objects must be in the STOPPED state;
otherwise, an error is returned.
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To abort a CLASS object, all objects subordinate to it must be in the STOPPED or
STOPPING state.
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For GROUP objects, after all processes in the group are stopped, the summary state
of the group object is updated to STOPPED.
Examples
This command causes APPL object $ZMHS.#APPL1 to abort:
ABORT APPL $ZMHS.#APPL1
This command causes CLASS object $ZMHS.#MS to abort:
ABORT CLASS $ZMHS.#MS, SUB ALL
This command causes GROUP object $ZMHS.#MS.MSGRP1 to abort:
ABORT GROUP $ZMHS.#MS.MSGRP1
This command causes the MHS manager process $ZMHS to abort:
ABORT MON $ZMHS
This command causes the MHS subsystem $ZMHS.#SUBSYSA to abort:
ABORT MON $ZMHS.#SUBSYSA