Deletes a logical name. Logical names in private tables are deleted
automatically when your process terminates. All logical names in the
job table and the job table itself are deleted when your process
terminates. User mode logical names in the process table are deleted
automatically when the next image exits. All other logical names in
shareable tables remain unless explicitly deassigned. All names in
descendant tables are deleted when the parent table logical name is
deassigned.

Format
 DEASSIGN [logical-name[:]]

Additional information available:

ParametersQualifiers

/QUEUE

logical-name
 The logical name to be deleted. Names containing other than
 alphanumeric, dollar sign, or underscore characters must be enclosed
 in quotation marks ("). If the name ends with a colon, you must
 specify two colons. Incompatible with the /ALL qualifier.

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/ALL/EXECUTIVE_MODE/GROUP/PROCESS/SUPERVISOR_MODE
/SYSTEM/TABLE/USER_MODE

 Deletes all logical names in the same or an outer (less privileged)
 access mode. Incompatible with the logical-name parameter.

 /SUPERVISOR_MODE (default)
 /USER_MODE
 Requires SYSPRV privilege for /EXECUTIVE_MODE.
 Deletes only entries that were created in the specified mode or an
 outer (less privileged) mode. If you do not have SYSPRV privilege for
 /EXECUTIVE_MODE, a /SUPERVISOR_MODE operation is assumed.

 /JOB
 /PROCESS (default)
 /SYSTEM
 Group logical names require GRPNAM or SYSPRV privilege.
 System logical names require SYSNAM or SYSPRV privilege.
 Specifies the table in which the logical name resides. The /GROUP
 qualifier is synonymous with /TABLE=LNM$GROUP. The /JOB qualifier is
 synonymous with /TABLE=LNM$JOB. The /PROCESS qualifier is synonymous
 with /TABLE=LNM$PROCESS. The /SYSTEM qualifier is synonymous with
 /TABLE=LNM$SYSTEM.

 See /GROUP.

 See /EXECUTIVE_MODE.

 See /GROUP.

 Requires write access to the table to delete a shareable logical name.
 Requires SYSPRV or delete access to delete a shareable logical name table.
 Specifies the table from which the logical name is to be deleted.
 Defaults to LNM$PROCESS. The table can be the process, group, job, or
 system table, one of the directory tables, or the name of a
 user-created table.

 See /EXECUTIVE_MODE.

Deassigns a logical queue from a physical device queue. Any jobs in
the queue are left pending until the logical queue is reassigned to
another device queue.

Format
 DEASSIGN/QUEUE logical-queue-name[:]

 Requires the Secure User Environment Option.

 Requires the OPER privilege or EXECUTE access to the queue.

Additional information available:

Parameters

logical-queue-name[:]
 Name of the logical queue.