The EPI LOGOFF command logs a virtual terminal off from an external product. The terminal remains active unless you also issue the EPI DISABLE command.
When you issue the LOGOFF command, you log off from the external product that is associated with this virtual terminal. For example, if a virtual terminal were logged on to TSO, you would log off from TSO. You can exit to the TSO READY prompt, and then issue the TSO LOGOFF command.
EPI LOGOFF has the following format:
ADDRESS EPI "LOGOFF keywords"
{termname|ALL|*}
Defines the name of the virtual terminal you are logging off.
Instructs EPI to log off all virtual terminals.
Logs off the current terminal that is defined through the SETTERM command.
The following sample coding statement logs off a virtual terminal with message prefixing turned off:
MSGID OFF
LOGOFF TERM4
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