Syntax:
Unix:
kill_dc [-config filename] [-user username | -kill | -force]
[-help [help_dir] | -syntax [help_dir] | -version]
[-options] [-arg_input path_name] [-noheader]
[-quiet] [-ask] [-unix] [-vms] [-os2]
VMS:
kill_dc [/config=filename] [/user=username | /kill | /force]
[/help [=help_dir] | /syntax [=help_dir] | /version]
[/options] [/arg_input=path_name] [/noheader]
[/quiet] [/ask] [/unix] [/vms] [/os2]
OS/2:
kill_dc [/config:filename] [/user:username | /kill | /force]
[/help [:help_dir] | /syntax [:help_dir] | /version]
[/options] [/arg_input:path_name] [/noheader]
[/quiet] [/ask] [/unix] [/vms] [/os2]
Program Description:
This program is used to determine what processes are connected to a
DC server, and to shut down the DC Server process, and to disconnect
users from it.
Options:
config <config_file> Specifies a Teamwork configuration file,
which identifies a DC server process.
(default is /cadre/tsa/config_file)
user <username> Specifies the login name of a user to
disconnect from the DC server.
kill Specifies that the DC server should be
shut down, only if there are no users
connected to it.
force Specifies that the DC server process should
be shut down, even if there are users
connected to it.
help <help_dir> Shows the full help screen (this information)
and quits. The default directory
of help files is /cadre/help.
syntax <help_dir> Shows the short help screen
(syntax lines only) and quits.
version Shows the program header with the version
and quits.
options Lists the command line options chosen, before
executing the program.
arg_input <path_name> Indicates more command line options are
in the file 'path_name'.
noheader Suppresses the display of the program header
before program execution.
quiet Suppresses status messages during program
execution.
ask Prompts the user for required command line
options that are not specified.
unix Allows entry of options in Unix format
(-example_option).
vms Allows entry of options in VMS format
(/example_option).
os2 Allows entry of options in OS/2 format
(/example_option).