STOP—Stop CDC Replication address space

This command stops an CDC Replication address space on your z/OS® system.

If you have created more than one address space using the START command, the identifier you specified to create the address space must be referenced.

The STOP command immediately stops the CDC Replication address space. It is equivalent to issuing the SHUTDOWN command and specifying IMMED as the closing method. Any subsequent attempt to issue another command referring to the same CDC Replication address space that was stopped using the STOP command results in an error being reported.

Tip: From the operator console, you can issue the z/OS command DISPLAY ACTIVE, LIST to list identifiers associated with all active address spaces.

Syntax

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagram PSTOP procname.identifier,

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Note: The syntactical requirements for the z/OS START and MODIFY commands and explanations of the procname and identifier elements can be found in the IBM® console commands manual that contains information about operator commands.

This command can be issued on source environments and target environments.

Examples

STOP CHCAS

Stops the CDC Replication address space that was labeled by the identifier CHCAS when it was created using the START command.

P CHCAS

Stops the CDC Replication address space that was labeled by the identifier CHCAS when it was created using the START command.