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Stops an
LU-LU session without stopping the SNA node. Syntax | |
SNACONTROL STOPSESS;NODE=NodeName;LUNAME=LUName
[;TYPE=StopType]
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Use | |
SNACONTROL STOPSESS can be issued from a session, a job,
a program, or in break. Pressing BREAK has no effect on this
command. Parameters | |
- NodeName
Conditionally required. The name of the active SNA node the LU-LU session is on. The name
can be up to eight alphanumeric characters long; the first character
must be alphabetic. If only one SNA node is active, this parameter is optional: If
you do not include it, the specified LU-LU session on the active node
is stopped. If more than one node is active, this parameter
is required: If you do not include it, an error message is displayed
and no LU-LU session is stopped. - LUName
Required. The name of the LU whose session you want to stop. The name can be up
to eight alphanumeric characters long; the first character must be
alphabetic. - StopType
How SNA Transport is to stop the session: P = (Protocol)
SNA Transport notifies the SNA services that it is stopping the specified
LU. Each service interrupts sending and receiving all active data
sets for the LU-LU session and tries to stop the specified LU. Q = (Quiesce)
The session is stopped in an orderly way. SNA Transport notifies
the SNA services that it is stopping the specified LU. Each service
completes sending and receiving all active data sets in the LU-LU
session. Once the session is stopped, a logging message specifying
that the LU-LU session has terminated is generated.
Default: Q
Example | |
SNACONTROL STOPSESS;NODE=ALPHA;LUNAME=LU1 The LU-LU session for LU1 on node ALPHA is to be stopped in an orderly
way (a quiesce). A quiesce is done because no StopType
was specified. |
