There is not CPU stavation which is causing this. The
session has been in this state since last Friday
night.

For most of this time(over the weekend, at night) the
system has been dormant.

This is how it is shown in glance. If you attempt to
KILL any processes within the session, the system says
that these are no longer active.

Steve

S9999 252 xxxxx,xxxxx.xxxx 543 MAIN       C188  0.0%
0.0   0   0.0  CPU

 --- Ted Ashton <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Thus it
was written in the epistle of Steve
> Belkacem,
> > Hi...
> >
> > I have a session which I can not clear. It is
> > currently hung waiting in CPU. I've attempted to
> > ABORTJOB, NSCONTROL KILLSESS, ABORTJ and TERMDSM
> and
> > none of these have worked. Does anyone have any
> ideas
> > on how to clear this ? I can't think of anything
> > except a re-boot .
>
> I've seen sessions hung on various things, but this
> one seems just to be a
> case of CPU starvation, does it not?  What else is
> happening on the system?
>
> Ted
> --
> Ted Ashton ([log in to unmask]), Info Sys, Southern
> Adventist University
>
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