TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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LOGOFF Command
LOGOFF Command
Use the LOGOFF command to log off from the current TACL process. The LOGOFF
command is an alias for the #LOGOFF Built-In Function on page 9-253.
option
is one of these options:
CLEAR
clears the terminal screen after you log off (for use when TACL is not
configured to clear the screen automatically).
NOCLEAR
prevents TACL from clearing the terminal screen after you log off (for use when
TACL is configured to clear the screen automatically, as is usually the case).
PAUSE
causes TACL to execute a PAUSE command immediately following the
LOGOFF command.
SEGRELEASE
causes TACL to release immediately the extended segment that held your
variables. Typically, TACL saves this segment in the event you later log onto
the same TACL; but if you fill up your variable space and processing cannot
proceed, you can log off using the SEGRELEASE option to discard the
variable space.
Considerations
•
When you log off, you terminate only your session with the current
TACL.Processes that you started can continue to run after you log off.
•
Any macro or routine running at the time #LOGOFF occurs terminates
immediately. A subsequent LOGON does not restart it.
•
Before logging off, you should stop processes that you are no longer using. Use
the STATUS Command
on page 8-207 to see a list of the processes that are
running. Then use the STOP Command
on page 8-218 to stop any unneeded
processes.
•
If you enter the LOGOFF command while working through a modem, the modem
disconnects (unless the ancestor of your TACL process is running in another
system, as above).
LOGOFF [ / option [, option ] ... / ]