2009/6/24 Barbara Nitz <[email protected]>
> What frustrates me most is the absence of a command that will terminate a
> pid chain (like described above) *without* having to issue a force to each
and
> every process. The numbers aren't really conducive to being analyzed by a
> human[...]
Certainly not conducive to being typed (though thread IDs are that much
worse), but those PIDs are a lot easier to visualize in hex. So for example,
just now doing a
D OMVS,A=ALL
the PID list looks to be all over the map, but when you put the hex value of
the fullwords in another column, it suddenly looks less bizarre:
1 00000001
16777218 01000002
16777219 01000003
4 00000004
50331653 03000005
16777222 01000006
7 00000007
16777224 01000008
9 00000009
11 0000000B
12 0000000C
13 0000000D
14 0000000E
15 0000000F
83886096 05000010
18 00000012
16777235 01000013
21 00000015
22 00000016
23 00000017
24 00000018
25 00000019
33554465 02000021
42 0000002A
and so on.
Tony H.
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