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kill - Terminate or signal processes
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88 Qshell Interpreter (qsh)
kill [ -s signame ] job ...
kill [ -n signum ] job ...
kill [ -sig ] job ...
kill -l [ signal ... ]
You can use kill to send a signal to the specified job(s). You can specify a signal
using:
v signame - A signal name.
v signum - A signal number.
v sig - Either a signal name or signal number with no space after the minus (-).
Note:The valid signal numbers on AS/400 may be different than the signal numbers
on other platforms. You can list the valid signal names by specifying the -l option.
For portability, you should always specify the signal name.
v -l List signal names. If there are no arguments, qsh displays all of the signal
names. If signal is a name, qsh displays the corresponding signal number. If
signal is a number, qsh displays the corresponding signal name.
v -n A signal number.
v -s A signal name in either uppercase or lowercase.
Each job specifies an active job. The job can be specified as a:
v Number to refer to a process id.
v %number to refer to a job number.
v %string to refer to a job whose name begins with string.
v 0 when successful.
v >0 when unsuccessful. If the -l option was not specified, the exit status is the
number of jobs to which qsh could not send the signal.
v “jobs - Display status of jobs in current session”
v “trap - Trap signals”
v “wait - Wait for process completion”