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==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
<p class="syntax">CLOSE LINK linkname | <p class="syntax">CLOSE LINK <var class="term">linkname</var> | ||
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<b>Where:</b> | <b>Where:</b> | ||
linkname is the link specified on the DEFINE LINK command. | <var class="term">linkname</var> is the link specified on the DEFINE LINK command. | ||
==Usage notes== | ==Usage notes== | ||
<p>CLOSE LINK disables the link specified in the link entity definition. Processes using the link are ended and new processes are not allowed to start. All internal resources, buffers, and control blocks are released.</p> | <p>CLOSE LINK disables the link specified in the link entity definition. Processes using the link are ended and new processes are not allowed to start. All internal resources, buffers, and control blocks are released.</p> | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 18 July 2013
Summary
- Privileges
- User 0, system administrator, system manager
- Function
Syntax
CLOSE LINK linkname
Where: linkname is the link specified on the DEFINE LINK command.
Usage notes
CLOSE LINK disables the link specified in the link entity definition. Processes using the link are ended and new processes are not allowed to start. All internal resources, buffers, and control blocks are released.
The CLOSE LINK command is not required at shutdown; an implicit CLOSE LINK is performed during Model 204 termination.