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Kill is a program that is mostly used to Logout or Stop a job that has
the same account number (PPN) as your own -- like if you somehow "loose
control" of a job, login again, run KILL, do a LIST command to find out
the job number that you want to affect, then do the KILL or STOP.

To run KILL, type:
   R KILL

Commands to KILL are the following:

LIST            Type a mini-systat of the specified jobs
ATTACH n        Bring the specified job to our own TTY
STOP n          Stop the specified jobs
DETACH n        Detach the specified jobs
KILL n          Log out the specified jobs
EXIT            Exit from KILL when all actions are completed
HELP            Type out this text
ZAP n           Kill off the desired not logged in and detached jobs
NOT n           Do nothing to the specified jobs

The arguments to the commands include the forms:

n       Job n which has the PPN specified
#n      The job on TTYn which has the PPN specified
*[P,PN] All the jobs which have the specified PPN

If the PPN is different than your own, it may be specified after the n.
Arguments for commands follow the commands and are separated by spaces.
More than one command can be on one line and they are also separated by
spaces.  If conflicting commands are typed for a job then only the last
legal action for a job will have effect.  Examples of commands are:

KILL *[21,1320] NOT 3           ;Log off all my jobs except for job 3
DETACH #22 ATTACH 4     ;Detach the job on TTY22 and attach job 4 here
LIST *[123,456]         ;Give a systat of all jobs with the PPN [123,456]
STOP 25 26 30 EXIT      ;Stop the jobs 25, 26, and 30 and then exit

The actions of KILL are more complex than given here.  To get more
information about KILL see the file  D0C:KILL.DOC

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