Withdrawing

You can completely withdraw CA Deliver from an operating system at any time. When you withdraw CA Deliver, all dynamic interrupts from the system are removed, any service requests by jobs are canceled, and CA Deliver is terminated.

After you withdraw CA Deliver from a system, the distribution and tracking facilities continue to be performed on the current DD for each job in progress.

The consequences of withdrawing are:

The DD statements currently being processed are not going to have ending banner pages
History is not going to be completed for that report
The checkpoint information might not reflect the true status.
All subsequent DDs for the current step, and all subsequent steps are no longer under product control.
CA Deliver distribution and tracking facilities are not performed on new jobs that you execute.

To withdraw CA Deliver that is active on an operating system, issue:

F RMOSTC,OFF

where RMOSTC represents your STC name

To withdraw the CA Deliver that is not active on an operating system (for example, after it is stopped), issue:

S RMOSTC,PARM=OFF

where RMOSTC represents your STC name