 
 STOP/QUEUE queuename
 STOP/QUEUE/MANAGER[/ABORT]
 STOP/PROCESSOR processorname[/qualifier[s]]
			      /ABORT
			      /FILE_END
			      /JOB_END
			      /PAUSE
 
 The STOP/QUEUE stops a queue.  Jobs may no longer be dequeued
 from this queue.
 
 The STOP/QUEUE/MANAGER command shuts down the queue manager and all
 known processors.  Any active jobs are allowed to complete before the
 shutdown.  STOP/QUEUE/MANAGER/ABORT does the same except that
 any active jobs are aborted and held rather than allowed to finish.
 
 The STOP/PROCESSOR command stops a print, batch, card reader or
 applications processor.
 
 See also HELP START QUEUE.
2 ABORT
 
 STOP/PROCESSOR processorname/ABORT
 
 The /ABORT qualifier stops the processor immediately and aborts
 the ACTIVE job (if any)running on it. An aborted print job is HELD.  An 
 aborted batch job submitted with the /RESTART qualifier is HELD.  An aborted 
 batch job submitted with the /NORESTART qualifier is deleted.
 
 Privileged users can abort any job; nonprivileged users can delete their 
 own jobs.
 
 You can also delete the active job on a Card Reader processor with
 this command.
2 FILE_END
 
 STOP/PROCESSOR processorname/FILE_END
 
 The /FILE_END qualifier stops the processor when it
 finishes processing the current file.
2 JOB_END
 
 STOP/PROCESSOR processorname/JOB_END
 
 The /JOB_END qualifier stops the processor when it
 finishes processing the current job.
 
 This is often useful when changing forms in printers. You can stop the print
 processor using the /JOB_END qualifier, change the forms in the
 printer and then restart the processor using the /FORMS
 qualifier.
2 PAUSE
 
 STOP/PROCESSOR processorname[/PAUSE]
 
 The /PAUSE qualifier stops the processor immediately and remembers 
 the position in the current file. This is the
 default.
