Re: How to end the command that is running interactively in a user's session?

With the user's permission you might try GO CMDCPY & teach them a thing or 
two, but for a user not at user session, you can transmit F3 & F12 to their 
session, using  http://www.precosis.com.au/rv1.htm to get a safe ending of 
job without messing up files the user was accessing ... I realize this may 
not be exactly what you looking for.

>  From:    Rajeev_Asthana@noida.tcs.co.in
>  
>  Hello Scott,
>  
>  Thanks for the reply.  We had already tried this option. This works fine 
for
>  batch jobs but for interactive jobs, it just acts weirdly.
>  We had set the limit to 30 min,  but the interactive query continued till 
45
>  min.
>  
>  Following are other options we tried:
>  1. Doing ENDJOb -  But it ends the session (and it should cause it's the 
> same
>  job)
>  2. ENDRSQ - But it's not job wise, it kills the job from which it's
>  submitted.(Is there a way to do this job wise?)
>  
>  Therefore, I wanted to know if there is any way we could end ANY command 
> that is
>  running interactively on some user's session.(without of course the users
>  intervention).
>  
>  I'm thinking of trying out capturing user's session through IGC files, but 
> not so sure how to implement it.
>  Or, is there any MI function than could do it.
>  
>  We have got very less time to implement it, don't know where to proceed.
>  
>  Thanks,
>  Rajeev.


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