TRANSFER Installation and Management Guide

System Installation Procedures
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Stopping TRANSFER
(XSTOP Program)
The XSTOP program shuts down the TRANSFER PATHWAY system and stops any
processes that continue to run after the shutdown. XSTOP stops all components. This
program is generated when you run the definition program for Base TRANSFER
(CDTRDEF) and resides in the configuration subvolume.
XSTOP is a TACL macro; you must have TACL running on your system in order to
run XSTOP.
[ RUN ] XSTOP [ / OUT $ filename / ]
XSTOP
is the program that stops the TRANSFER system. This program resides in the
configuration subvolume. The configuration subvolume must be the default
subvolume.
filename
is the name of a disk file or spooler file that receives the output from XSTOP.
Example
Here is an example of running XSTOP:
1> VOLUME trancnfg
2> RUN XSTOP
This command specifies running XSTOP on configuration subvolume TRANCNFG.
XSTOP writes output to the terminal. XSTOP uses files that were automatically
generated by the definition programs and written to the configuration subvolume.
These files contain GUARDIAN 90 command interpreter STOP commands to stop the
processes associated with each component. The automatically generated stop files and
corresponding components are:
GTRSTOP—for Base TRANSFER
GMLSTOP—for PS MAIL 6530
GIMSTOP—for PS MAIL 3270
GCMSTOP—for PS MAIL TTY
GX4STOP—for the X400 gateway
Stopping TRANSFER—XSTOP Program