Pathway/iTS System Management Manual (G06.24+)

Terminal Control Process (TCP) Commands
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STOP TCP Command
If you omit this option, the STOP command aborts on any error.
TCP *
stops all TCPs configured in the PATHMON configuration file.
STATE state-type
specifies the state of the multiple TCPs. Possible values are:
PENDING NOT PENDING
RUNNING NOT RUNNING
STOPPED NOT STOPPED
This command stops only those TCPs in the RUNNING state. If you specify any
other state, the system redisplays the command prompt; it does not display any
output or generate an error message.
You can substitute SEL for STATE.
Considerations
•
The PATHMON process stops all TCPs in the order that you specify. It cannot stop
a TCP until all of the terminals controlled by the TCP are stopped.
•
If you use the STOP WAIT option, the PATHMON process immediately stops all
the TCPs that it can and stops any remaining TCPs later.
Examples
The following command directs the PATHMON process to stop all TCPs in the
RUNNING state:
STOP TCP *, STATE RUNNING
The following command stops only the specified TCPs:
STOP TCP-1
STOP TCP (TCP-3,TCP-4)
STOP (TCP5, TCP6), WAIT
The following command stops all TCPs:
STOP TCP *, WAIT