dhold

Holds threads or processes

Format: 

Holds processes

dhold –process

Holds threads

dhold –thread

Arguments: 

–process

Holds processes in the current focus. Can be abbreviated to –p.

–thread

Holds threads in the current focus. Can be abbreviated to –t.

Description: 

The dhold command holds the threads and processes in the current focus.

You cannot hold system manager threads. In all cases, holding threads that aren’t part of your program always involves some risk.

Command alias: 

 

Alias	Definition	Description
hp	{dhold –process}	Holds the focus process
HP	{f g dhold –process}	Holds all processes in the focus group
ht	{f t dhold –thread}	Holds the focus thread
HT	{f g dhold –thread}	Holds all threads in the focus group
htp	{f p dhold –thread}	Holds all threads in the focus process

Examples: 

f W HT

Holds all worker threads in the focus group.

f s HP

Holds all processes in the share group.

f $mygroup/ HP

Holds all processes in the group identified by the contents of mygroup.