Use the MODIFY TFS command to stop a TFS running in a colony address
space. The MODIFY TFS command can be used to force a TFS to stop or
terminate even if TFS file systems are mounted.
Note: The MODIFY TFS command is not supported if TFS runs
in the z/OS® Unix kernel address space.
The complete syntax for the MODIFY TFS command is:
F TFS,{STOP}
{TERM}
{FORCESTOP}
{FORCETERM}
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- TFS
- The name of the TFS to be stopped.
- STOP
- This is the same function as the STOP command. If no TFS file
systems are mounted, this command causes TFS to exit. A WTOR is issued
allowing TFS to be restarted.
- TERM
- If no TFS file systems are mounted, this command causes TFS
to exit without prompting to restart the TFS. You can issue the SETOMVS
RESET=(xx) command to start another TFS.
- FORCESTOP
- Similar to STOP, issuing this command will cause TFS to terminate
even if there are mounted TFS file systems.
- FORCETERM
- Similar to TERM, issuing this command will cause TFS to terminate
even if there are mounted TFS file systems.