PAM Configuration and Management Manual

SCF for PAM
PAM Configuration and Management Manual—523349-003
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ABORT PROCESS Command
SEL [NOT] state
directs the command only to objects in the specified state or only to those not in
the specified state. Valid states are STARTED, STARTING, STOPPED,
STOPPING, and SUSPENDED.
Considerations
•
The ABORT PORT command aborts any openers on the file-system interface (if
the port supports the file-system interface).
•
If the port is LLC2, the ABORT PORT command aborts any SNAX sessions and
deletes the port and sessions.
Example
This example aborts a port named #PORT1:
->ABORT PORT $PAMA.#PORT1
ABORT PROCESS Command
The ABORT PROCESS command halts the operation of the specified process as
quickly as possible. Aborting the PAM process stops the process itself.
Command Syntax
OUT file-spec
directs any SCF output generated for this command to the specified file.
PROCESS process-name
is the name of the process. The process name can be $ZZPAM (the name of
PAMMAN) or the name of a PAM process.
Considerations
•
When a PAM process is aborted, the PAM process goes away. Applications cannot
access the LAN using PAM.
•
ABORT PROCESS $ZZPAM kills the PAMMAN process. In this case, no PAM
processes can be configured or controlled by using the DSM interface until
$ZZPAM is brought up.
•
The LINE object has to be in the STOPPED summary state for ABORT PROCESS
to succeed.
ABORT [ /OUT file-spec/ ] PROCESS process-name