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==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
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<var class="term">linkname</var> is the link specified on the DEFINE LINK command. | <var class="term">linkname</var> is the link specified on the <var>[[DEFINE_LINK_command:_Horizon_for_VTAM|DEFINE LINK]]</var> command. | ||
==Usage notes== | ==Usage notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:03, 11 February 2019
Summary
- Privileges
- User 0, system administrator, system manager
- Function
- Disables a CNOS link
Syntax
CLOSE LINK linkname [FORCE]
Where: linkname is the link specified on the DEFINE LINK command.
Usage notes
The CLOSE LINK command disables the CNOS link. If you specify FORCE, conversations using the link are ended immediately; without FORCE, conversations are allowed to finish. In either case, no new conversations can start, the SNA Communications Server ACB is closed, and all internal resources, buffers, and control blocks are released.
If the link you are closing supports a combination of CNOS and non-CNOS sessions, the CLOSE LINK without the FORCE parameter drains the conversations on CNOS sessions first, and then it forces the conversations on non-CNOS sessions.