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<dd>Defined in the subsystem definition | <dd>Defined in the [[System requirements for Application Subsystems#Overview of the Subsystem Management facility|subsystem]] definition | ||
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<dd>To clear a subsystem from the Suspend state and reenter the subsystem. | <dd>To clear a subsystem from the Suspend state and reenter the subsystem. | ||
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<p>Any procedures precompiled prior to the suspend are available without recompiling. The subsystem is set to the Active state.</p> | <p>Any procedures precompiled prior to the suspend are available without recompiling. The subsystem is set to the Active state.</p> | ||
<p>The APSY initialization routine is not rerun.</p> | <p>The APSY initialization routine is not rerun.</p> | ||
<p>For more information, see [[System requirements for Application Subsystems#resume subsystem|Using the RESUME SUBSYSTEM command]].</p> | |||
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Revision as of 16:52, 23 March 2017
Summary
- Privileges
- Defined in the subsystem definition
- Function
- To clear a subsystem from the Suspend state and reenter the subsystem.
Syntax
RESUME SUBSYSTEM subsys-name
where subsys-name specifies the subsystem to reactivate.
Usage
Any procedures precompiled prior to the suspend are available without recompiling. The subsystem is set to the Active state.
The APSY initialization routine is not rerun.
For more information, see Using the RESUME SUBSYSTEM command.