The OFF command ends a current user session and logs the user off the system. The system then displays statistics about the completed session and displays the logon prompt.
Format
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OFF |
Description
After the OFF command is entered, the system displays the following statistics about the completed session:
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Connect Time |
Number of minutes the session lasted. |
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CPU |
Amount of CPU time used during the session in tenths of a CPU second. |
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LPTR pages |
Number of line printer pages generated during the session. |
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Time |
Time the session ended (in 24-hour format). |
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Date |
Date the session ended. |
This information is recorded in the system-level Accounting History file (ACC), provided that the U option has been specified on line 9 of either the Account Definition item or the user-ID in the SYSTEM file. For each current process, the Accounting History file contains a separate entry that describes the logon date, logon time, user's name, charge units, and number of printer pages generated by that process.
You can log off while in the Debugger by entering OFF at the DEBUG level prompt (!).
Logging Off the mvBase System
The following example ends the current session and logs the user off:
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>OFF
[] Connect time=386 mins.; CPU=40 units; LPTR pages=20 [] [] Logged off at 16:07:57 on dd mmm yyyy []
Logon Please: |
In this example the user was logged on for a total of 386 minutes, used 40 units of CPU time, and generated 20 line printer pages.