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Aborting Any Remaining Sessions
Check one more time whether all sessions (except your own) have logged
off by entering:
:SHOWJOB JOB=@S
Either abort any sessions other than your own that are still executing,
or check with the users and ask them once more to log off. To abort
sessions, use the ABORTJOB command and the session numbers that appear in
the first column on your screen, as follows:
:ABORTJOB #Snnn
After you have aborted all sessions (except your own) issue a SHOWJOB
command to check that all sessions are aborted. When the system responds
that you are the only session on the system (as shown below), you are
ready to begin the backup.
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| JOBNUM STATE IPRI JIN JLIST INTRODUCED JOB NAME |
| #S184 EXEC 20 20 FRI 1:03P OPERATOR.SYS |
| #J17 SUSP 10S PP FRI 5:02P AJOB,MRS.T |
| 2 JOBS: |
| 0 INTRO; 0 SCHEDULED |
| 0 WAIT; INCL 0 DEFERRED |
| 1 EXEC; INCL 1 SESSIONS |
| 1 SUSP |
| JOBFENCE= 14; JLIMIT= 0; SLIMIT= 0 |
| |
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Figure 4-1. Aborted Session System Response
NOTE For an online backup, abort any remaining sessions on your system
before starting the backup. You can allow jobs and users back on
the system after receiving the console message from TurboSTORE
indicating that files can now be accessed.
For a 7x24 true-online backup, you do not have to abort any
remaining jobs or sessions. They can continue to run throughout
the backup.