Example for CLEAR

Example:

LKE>CLEAR -ALL

This command clears all current LOCKs.

Example:

LKE> clear -pid=2325 -interactive

This command presents all LOCKs held by the process with PID equal to 2325. You can choose whether or not to clear each LOCK.

LKE> clear -reg=areg -interactive

This command produces an output like the following:

AREG ^a Owned by PID= 2083 which is an existing
process Clear lock ?

Type Yes or Y in response to the prompt.

LKE responds with an informational message:

%GTM-S-LCKGONE, Lock removed : ^a

Type Yes or N or No or N until all LOCKs are displayed and acted upon.

LKE> clear -pid=4208 -nointeractive

This command clears the lock held by a process with PID 4208. This command produces an output like the following:

DEFAULT Lock removed : ^A

Note that -NOINTERACTIVE forced the action without asking for a confirmation.

Example:

LKE>clear -lock="^a("b") 
Clear lock ? y 
Lock removed : ^a("b") 
LKE>

This command clears lock ^a("b") in the default region.

Example:

LKE>clear -lock="^a" -nointeractive

This command clears all the locks that start with "^a" in the default region. -NOINTERACTIVE qualifier instructs LKE to clear these locks without further user intervention.

Example:

LKE>clear -lock="^a" -exact -nointeractive

This command clears lock ^a in the default region. -NOINTERACTIVE instructs LKE to clear lock ^a without further user intervention.

Example:

LKE>CLEAR -PID=4109 -LOCK=""^A"" 
Clear lock ? Y
Lock removed : ^A 
LKE>

This command clears LOCK ^A held by process with PID 4109.