
 START[/TERMINAL:ddnn:] [taskname]

 The START command resumes execution of a task that was stopped by the
 STOP$S directive.  Note that starting a stopped task is different from
 continuing a suspended one.

 If a taskname is not specified, the task running at your terminal that
 was initiated by the RUN command is started.

 The /TERMINAL qualifier allows a privileged user to start a stopped
 task that is running on some other terminal. 

 For more information about starting queues and processors, see 
 HELP START QUEUE.  For information on starting Resource Accounting, 
 see HELP ACCOUNTING START.
2 QUEUE
@DCLSTARTQ
