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Shutdown Process

The shutdown process document outlines the steps to safely shut down a system, including performing a hardware reset, clearing memory, issuing read commands to input/output devices to load the program status word if devices are read successfully, and stopping batch processes, printing, notifying users, purging initiators, and stopping online systems, message queues, databases, virtual telecommunications access method, and the job entry subsystem.

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Shutdown Process

The shutdown process document outlines the steps to safely shut down a system, including performing a hardware reset, clearing memory, issuing read commands to input/output devices to load the program status word if devices are read successfully, and stopping batch processes, printing, notifying users, purging initiators, and stopping online systems, message queues, databases, virtual telecommunications access method, and the job entry subsystem.

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Shutdown Process :

 Hardware reset
 Memory clear ( optional)
 Issue a basic read command to IPL devices ,it reads the records (cyl 0,trk 0 )
 Start reading the IO devices from record 2.
 If IO devices are read successfully , it loads PSW (program status word) from
location 0.
Shutdown Flow :
1. Stop batch process
2. Stop printing
3. Notify the online users ---> SE " MESSAGE “
4. Purge the Initiator
5. Stop online systems (CICS/IMS)
6. Stop MQ
7. Stop DB2
8. Stop VTAM ---> ZNET CANCEL
9. Stop JES2 ---> $ JES2.
Thank You

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