Terminates an interactive terminal session.

  Format:


    LOGOUT

Additional information available:

Command QualifiersExamples

Additional information available:

/BRIEF/FULL/HANGUP

 /BRIEF

 Requests  the  brief  form  of  the  logout  message.   The   command
  interpreter  displays  your user name and the date and time when you
  logged out.  The default for an interactive session is /BRIEF.

 /FULL

 Requests the long form of  the  logout  message.   When  you  specify
  /FULL,  the  command  interpreter  displays  a summary of accounting
  information for the terminal session.  The default for a  batch  job
  is /FULL.

 /HANGUP
 /NOHANGUP

  For dialup terminals, determines whether or not the phone will  hang
  up  whenever  you  log out.  By default, the /HANGUP setting of your
  terminal port determines whether the  line  is  disconnected.   Your
  system  manager  determines  whether  you  are permitted to use this
  qualifier.  For further information, see the  Guide  to  VMS  System
  Security.

  1.   $ LOGOUT
         HIGGINS    logged out at 15-APR-1988 17:48:56.73

  The LOGOUT command uses the default /BRIEF  format.   No  accounting
  information is displayed.

  2.   $ LOGOUT/FULL
         HIGGINS    logged out at 15-APR-1988 14:23:45.30

       Accounting information:
       Buffered I/O count:       22     Peak working set size:     90
       Direct I/O count:         10     Peak virtual size:         69
       Page faults:              68     Mounted volumes:            0
       Charged CPU time: 0 00:01:30.50  Elapsed time:      0
       04:59:02.63

  The LOGOUT command with the /FULL qualifier displays  a  summary  of
  accounting statistics for the terminal session.