IBM 4J manual Stopping Sterling ConnectDirect

Parameter	Description	Value
submitter	Locate the Processes to	(node specification, userid) generic (list)
	remove by the node	node specification, userid—Specifies the node
	specification (the Sterling
	Connect:Direct node	specification (the Sterling Connect:Direct node
	name) and user ID of the	name) and user ID.
	Process owner.	generic—Specifies a nonspecific value for node
		specification and user ID. This generic value,
		containing pattern-matching characters,
		evaluates to a list of zero or more node
		specifications and user IDs.
		list—Specifies a list of node specification and
		user ID pairs. Enclose the list in parentheses,
		and separate each value with a comma.

The flush process command has the following optional parameters:

Parameter	Description	Value
force	Forcibly terminates an executing	yes no
	Process or terminates a Process	yes—Specifies to forcibly and immediately
	in an orderly fashion as the step
	completes. This parameter is	terminate the Process. The SMGR also
	useful if a Process is in the	terminates immediately.
	executing state and waiting for	no—Specifies to terminate the Process in an
	unavailable resources.
		orderly fashion as the step completes. The
		SMGR closes the statistics file and then
		terminates. This is the default.
hold	Places the terminated Process in	yes no
	the Hold queue where it can be	yes—Specifies to place the Process in the
	released for re-execution.
		Hold queue in HS status after the Process
		is terminated.
		no—Specifies to delete the Process from the
		TCQ after the Process is terminated. This is
		the default.

The following command flushes all executing Processes named “Rome” from the Execution queue:

flush process pname=rome force=yes;

The following command flushes all executing Processes on node alma submitted by user ID jones:

flush process submitter=(alma, jones);

Stopping Sterling Connect:Direct

The stop command initiates an orderly Sterling Connect:Direct shutdown sequence or forcibly terminates the software. After you run the stop command, no new Processes are allowed to run and no new connections with remote systems are established. Commands can be issued and users can sign on until the server terminates.

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