STOP/QUEUE queuename STOP/QUEUE/MANAGER[/ABORT] STOP/PROCESSOR processorname[/qualifier[s]] /ABORT /FILE_END /JOB_END /PAUSE The STOP/QUEUE stops a queue. Jobs may no longer be dequeued from this queue. The STOP/QUEUE/MANAGER command shuts down the queue manager and all known processors. Any active jobs are allowed to complete before the shutdown. STOP/QUEUE/MANAGER/ABORT does the same except that any active jobs are aborted and held rather than allowed to finish. The STOP/PROCESSOR command stops a print, batch, card reader or applications processor. See also HELP START QUEUE. 2 ABORT STOP/PROCESSOR processorname/ABORT The /ABORT qualifier stops the processor immediately and aborts the ACTIVE job (if any)running on it. An aborted print job is HELD. An aborted batch job submitted with the /RESTART qualifier is HELD. An aborted batch job submitted with the /NORESTART qualifier is deleted. Privileged users can abort any job; nonprivileged users can delete their own jobs. You can also delete the active job on a Card Reader processor with this command. 2 FILE_END STOP/PROCESSOR processorname/FILE_END The /FILE_END qualifier stops the processor when it finishes processing the current file. 2 JOB_END STOP/PROCESSOR processorname/JOB_END The /JOB_END qualifier stops the processor when it finishes processing the current job. This is often useful when changing forms in printers. You can stop the print processor using the /JOB_END qualifier, change the forms in the printer and then restart the processor using the /FORMS qualifier. 2 PAUSE STOP/PROCESSOR processorname[/PAUSE] The /PAUSE qualifier stops the processor immediately and remembers the position in the current file. This is the default.