IBM Enterprise Console Endtecadp, Context, Comments, Authorization, Arguments, Evtadp, Option

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EVTADP

ENDTECADP

Stops the AS/400 adapter.

Context

ENDTECADP EVTADP(name *ALL) [OPTION(*CNTRLD *IMMED)] [DELAY(seconds)]

Comments

The AS/400 adapters run as a batch job. The ENDTECADP command stops an

AS/400 adapter.

Authorization

QSYSOPR *USE

PUBLIC *EXCLUDE

To grant other users authority to this command, use the following commands on the AS/400:

GRTOBJAUT OBJ(QSYS/ENDTECADP) OBJTYPE(*CMD) USER(user) AUT(*USE)

GRTOBJAUT OBJ(QTMETECA/ENDEVENTAD) OBJTYPE(*PGM) USER(user) AUT(*USE)

Arguments

EVTADP

Specifies the name of the adapter to stop. The following options can be specified:

name Specifies the name of the adapter being stopped. This name matches the name specified on the Start TEC Event Adapter command.

*ALL If *ALL is specified, then all adapters of all types are stopped.

OPTION

Specifies the way the adapter stops. The following options can be specified:

*CNTRLD

The adapter ends in a controlled manner. This lets the application program perform end-of-job processing.

*IMMED

The adapter is ended immediately.

Note: Stopping the adapter immediately does not allow the

adapter to perform cleanup routines and is not recommended.

DELAY(seconds)

Specifies the amount of time in seconds allowed for the adapter to complete its cleanup processing during a controlled end. This parameter is not used if *IMMED is specified for the OPTION parameter. If the cleanup is not completed before the end of the delay time, the adapter is ended immediately.

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IBM Enterprise Console Endtecadp, Context, Comments, Authorization, Arguments, Qsysopr *Use Public *Exclude, Evtadp, Immed