Stopping a Single Instance of a TP

To immediately stop a particular TP running in a particular address space, you must know the jobname for the TP and its address space identifier (ASID). If you know the TP name (for example, MAIL) and the user ID that invoked it (for example, JOHN), you can issue one of the following DISPLAY commands to find out the jobname and the ASID.

   DISPLAY ASCH,ALL,LTPN=MAIL

   DISPLAY ASCH,ALL,USERID=JOHN

These DISPLAY commands produce output like the following:

Figure 1. Sample DISPLAY Output

  ASB101I  08.21.45  ASCH DISPLAY 209
    CLASSES   ACTIVE TRANS   QUEUED TRANS   IDLE INITS    TOTAL INITS
     00001       00001          00004         00000          00001
    REGION       TIME          MSGLEVEL       OUTCLASS      SUBSYS
    0002M       0001,30         1,0              J           JES2
   CLASS=A         STATUS=ACTIVE       ACTIVE TRANS=00001  MIN=00001
                   RESPGOAL=1.000000   QUEUED TRANS=00004  MAX=00001
                   DEFAULT=NO          IDLE INITS=00000
    LTPN=MAIL
                   STATUS=ACTIVE       WUID=A0000007       ASID=0044
                   TPST=MULTITRANS     USERID=JOHN         QT=*NONE*
                   JOBNAME=D12MAIL

To immediately stop the TP that is processing John's mail, use these values in the CANCEL command:

   CANCEL D12MAIL,A=0044