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abandon Command—Cancel Operations

The abandon command cancels any outstanding operations on one or more bindings.

To use this command, you need to know the binding number, which you can find out using the get users command. You might also need to know the operation number, which is the invoke-id seen in the trace logs.

This command has the following format:

abandon { all | operation operation-number } on association binding-number;

• operation-number

  Specifies the operation that you want to cancel.

• assoc-number

  Specifies the binding which contains the operation you want to cancel.

Example: Abandon Unfinished Operations

The following command abandons all unfinished operations on the binding 131072:

abandon all on association 131072;

The following command abandons only operation 2 on binding 131072:

abandon operation 2 on association 131072;

Outcome of the abandon Command

When an operation is abandoned, the following messages are sent:

• The targeted service returns the following message:

  Service error: operation abandoned
  

• The abandoned operation returns the following message:

  abandon confirm
  

If the operation cannot be abandoned, the operation returns the following message, with the appropriate error message explaining why the operation was not abandoned:

abandon-refused