Normally, a CAISDI/med task is stopped using a STOP command. However, when a given target task is not responding to a STOP command, it is possible to force the termination of a task by issuing the KILL command.
The KILL command lets you force the termination of a CAISDI/med task that is non-responsive. The target CAISDI/med task is terminated with a User 222 abend.
Important! Use this command as a last resort. Termination of a CAISDI/med task can result in the failure of the CAISDI/med address space. Use this command only if you are prepared to stop and start the CAISDI/med address space.
Use this syntax for the KILL command:
KILL task_name
This positional parameter is the name of the target task that is terminated. You can use the DISPLAY TASKS command to obtain a list of the CAISDI/med task names.
Important! Terminating the CAISDI/med task named CONTROL causes the entire CAISDI/med address space to terminate.
The following is an example of the KILL command:
KILL USDSRV01
As another example, to terminate, with a U0222 abend, the CAISDI/med task that has not responded to a STOP command in the preceding example, enter the following command:
MODIFY CASDIMED,KILL USDSRV01
Alternatively, the KILL command can be shortened to the following:
MODIFY CASDIMED,K name
The name operand is the name of the CAISDI/med task that is scheduled to stop. The DISPLAY TASKS command can be used to identify all valid task names and their current status.
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