
 ABORT[/COMMAND] commandname

 ABORT/TASK[/qualifiers]   [taskname]
	    /TERMINAL:ddnn:
	    /[NO]POSTMORTEM

 The ABORT command aborts the execution of either a command or a task.

 By default, a DCL command is aborted.

 The /TASK qualifier specifies that a task running at your terminal be
 aborted. If a taskname is not specified, the task run via the RUN
 command's install-run-remove option is aborted.  The /TASK qualifier 
 cannot float, but must be specified as shown.

 The /TERMINAL qualifier specifies that a task running on some terminal
 other than your own be aborted. This is a privileged qualifier.

 The /POSTMORTEM qualifier specifies that a Postmortem Dump be taken of the
 task before it is aborted.  The default is /NOPOSTMORTEM.  See HELP PMD.

 Abbreviation: A
