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Local Shutdown Processing

To stop CA MIM on the local system only, you can issue a z/OS STOP command for the CA MIM started task, and then reply LOCAL or DUMP to the MIM0060 message you receive. Alternatively, you can stop it locally by issuing a SHUTDOWN LOCAL, SHUTDOWN DUMP, or SHUTDOWN FREE command.

Your reply to the MIM0060 message or the parameter you use on the SHUTDOWN command depends on whether you want to receive an abend dump. When you specify LOCAL, CA MIM terminates but does not request an abend dump. When you specify DUMP, CA MIM terminates and requests an abend dump.

For example, to stop CA MIM on the local system and receive an abend dump, issue the following command from the local system:

SHUTDOWN DUMP

Other systems are not able to use resources and devices held by the system that you are stopping. This remains in effect until you restart that system or free resources and devices through the FREE command. This can also be done automatically by issuing the SHUTDOWN FREE command.

When CA MIM terminates after a SHUTDOWN LOCAL or SHUTDOWN FREE command, abend code U1222 appears if SETOPTION LOCALSTOP=ABEND.