If you use the SHUTTRAP program from the IBM Downloads page to intercept
the SIGNAL SHUTDOWN interrupt, you can terminate your code nicely and
then load the Disabled Wait PSW to trigger CP to log you off AND
properly inform the issuer of the SIGNAL SHUTDOWN command.
/Tom Kern
Jim Bohnsack wrote:
In "glancing" at the subject line, my first thought was "why would
anyone (other than maybe a developer in Endicott) want to create a CP
Disabled Wait"?
Jim
Kris Buelens wrote:
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On can use the CP STORE command.
Here an extract of my RxServer code as response to a Signal Shutdown:
if shutdown='SHUTDOWN' then 'CP STORE PSW 000A0000 80000FFF'
2007/12/5, Dave Keeton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm working through Appendix E in the DirMaint Tailoring and Admin
guide
(SC24-6135-01) and I'm not sure how to complete one of the steps. I'm on
step 9, "Test DirMaint's automatic restart and recovery" and I'm not
sure
how to "Create a CP disabled wait state".
How does one go about creating this condition? I've encountered it
before;
I see it when a Linux guest is shutdown and the guest is still logged
on. I
don't know how to force this condition. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Dave Keeton
Oregon State Data Center
