Tandem Logon Manager for IBM Systems (ILOGMGR) Manual

Stopping ILOGMGR
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Operating the ILOGMGR
Stopping ILOGMGR
You stop the ILOGMGR by using the MVS STOP command, and the ILOGMGR
responds by processing a normal termination of all active sessions.
The following example shows the command for stopping the ILOGMGR, where P
instructs the named ILOGMGR to stop. P is the short form of the STOP command.
P ILOGMGR
In response, ILOGMGR sends the following reply:
T0015 - ilogmgr STOPPED BY OPERATOR
where ilogmgr represents the VTAM access method control block (ACB) name of the
ILOGMGR that was stopped.
Controlling TLOGMGR Operation
Unless you have suppressed messages by specifying the routing code as 0, the
ILOGMGR always displays a command prompt on the console. The prompt appears as
follows:
@nn T0200 - ILOGMGR jobname - ACCEPTING COMMANDS >>
where jobname identifies the ILOGMGR being used. The reply ID nn is used by the
operating system to correlate replies with prompts, but it is not used by the ILOGMGR.
The ILOGMGR has a command processor that processes commands in the following
format:
command TLOGMGR resource-name
where command can be one of the following:
•
STATUS, which instructs the command processor to issue the status of the indicated
TLOGMGR
•
START, which instructs the command processor to attempt to establish a session
with the indicated TLOGMGR
•
or STOP, which instructs the command processor to attempt to terminate the session
with the indicated TLOGMGR
and resource-name indicates a single TLOGMGR name or * to indicate all of the
added TLOGMGRs. The operator must place the reply ID nn before each of these
commands.
Following are some examples of STATUS, START, and STOP commands:
REPLY nn,STATUS TLOGMGR *
In the above example, the command processor is instructed to display the session status
of all the defined TLOGMGRs.
REPLY nn,START TLOGMGR tn