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Refusing Sessions and Jobs on a Device
The REFUSE command is issued from the system console to prevent users
from running jobs, sessions, or sending data (see the next note in this
chapter) on a designated device. To determine the current status of
LDEV35, enter:
SHOWDEV 35
The system displays:
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| LDEV AVAIL OWNERSHIP VOLID |
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| 35 AVAIL |
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AVAIL indicates that the device is online as a real, nonshareable device.
"A" indicates that it can accept jobs and data.
To prevent jobs from running on logical device number 35, enter:
REFUSE 35
Confirm the status of the device by entering:
SHOWDEV 35
The system displays:
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| LDEV AVAIL OWNERSHIP VOLID |
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| 35 AVAIL |
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Note that the "A" is no longer displayed. Although the device is still
online and available, it will no longer accept jobs and data.
REFUSE Syntax
REFUSE [JOBS,][DATA,]ldev
The parameter JOBS, in this command, refers to both jobs and sessions.
If the first parameter is omitted the JOB, HELLO, and STARTSESS commands
are refused.
Table 3-5. REFUSE Parameters
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| Parameter | Description |
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| JOBS | Disallows the HELLO or STARTSESS command from the designated device. |
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| DATA | Disallows the DATA command from the designated device. |
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| ldev | The logical device number of the device for which JOB,HELLO, or |
| | STARTSESS commands are refused. |
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Undo a REFUSE Command
To undo a REFUSE command, use the ACCEPT command. The usage and syntax
of ACCEPT is similar to that of REFUSE.