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Junji: add Category:DCL Commands

2021-11-25T03:54:28Z

add Category:DCL Commands

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	'''STOP''' is a [[DCL]] [[Command\|command]] that terminates execution of a command, an [[Image\|image]], a [[Command procedure\|command procedure]], a command procedure that was interrupted by a Ctrl/Y function, or a [[Detached process\|detached process]] or [[Subprocess\|subprocess]].		'''STOP''' is a [[DCL]] [[Command\|command]] that terminates execution of a command, an [[Image\|image]], a [[Command procedure\|command procedure]], a command procedure that was interrupted by a Ctrl/Y function, or a [[Detached process\|detached process]] or [[Subprocess\|subprocess]].

	=Syntax=		=Syntax=
	STOP [process name]		STOP [process-name]

	=STOP and EXIT=		=STOP and EXIT=
	STOP causes an abnormal termination of the image that is currently executing, and control is returned to command level 0. [[EXIT]] accepts different [[$STATUS\|status codes]] and returns control to the previous command level.		STOP causes an abnormal termination of the image that is currently executing, and control is returned to command level 0. [[EXIT]] accepts different [[$STATUS\|status codes]] and returns control to the previous command level.

			[[Category:DCL Commands]]

Jane.doe at 07:25, 13 December 2019

2019-12-13T07:25:40Z

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	'''STOP''' is a DCL command that terminates execution of a command, an [[Image\|image]], a [[Command procedure\|command procedure]], a command procedure that was interrupted by a Ctrl/Y function, or a [[Detached process\|detached process]] or [[Subprocess\|subprocess]].		'''STOP''' is a [[DCL]] [[Command\|command]] that terminates execution of a command, an [[Image\|image]], a [[Command procedure\|command procedure]], a command procedure that was interrupted by a Ctrl/Y function, or a [[Detached process\|detached process]] or [[Subprocess\|subprocess]].

	=Syntax=		=Syntax=

Jane.doe at 17:47, 2 December 2019

2019-12-02T17:47:33Z

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	=STOP and EXIT=		=STOP and EXIT=
	STOP causes an abnormal termination of the image that is currently executing, and control is returned to command level 0. EXIT accepts different status codes and returns control to the previous command level.		STOP causes an abnormal termination of the image that is currently executing, and control is returned to command level 0. [[EXIT]] accepts different [[$STATUS\|status codes]] and returns control to the previous command level.

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'''STOP''' is a DCL command that terminates execution of a command, an [[Image|image]], a [[Command procedure|command procedure]], a command procedure that was interrupted by a Ctrl/Y function, or a [[Detached process|detached process]] or [[Subprocess|subprocess]].

=Syntax=
STOP [process name]

=STOP and EXIT=
STOP causes an abnormal termination of the image that is currently executing, and control is returned to command level 0. EXIT accepts different status codes and returns control to the previous command level.