OPERATOR-CANCEL subcommand

Use the CANCEL subcommand to terminate the current session of a terminal user. When you use the CANCEL subcommand to terminate the session, the system displays accounting information to the user.

The syntax of the CANCEL subcommand of OPERATOR is:

• If a user is currently logged on, specify
  • c u=userid
  to terminate that user.
• If a user is attempting to logon and the logon has not completed or cannot complete, the system rejects the command:
  • c u=userid
  In this case, issue

  • d ts a
  In the display, note the ‘userids’ shown as *LOGON* and their corresponding ASIDs. Then issue

  • c u=*logon*,a=asid

  to terminate a particular user.

• If a logon completes before the CANCEL command takes effect, the system rejects the command:
  • c u=*logon*,a=asid
  In this case, reissue

  • c u=userid

  to terminate the user.

userid

The user ID of a logged on terminal user whose session you are terminating

value:

1-7 alphanumeric characters, beginning with an alphabetic or special character

*LOGON*

The "userid" of a terminal user attempting to logon

asid

An address space identifier

value:

1-4 hexadecimal digits

DUMP

Take an abnormal-end-of-job storage dump. (The system prints the dump on the system output device.)