dhold

Holds threads or processes

Format:

Holds processes

dhold -process

Holds threads

dhold -thread

Arguments:

-process

Indicates that processes in the current focus will be held. You can abbreviate -process to -p.

-thread

Indicates that threads in the current focus will be held. You can abbreviate -thread to -t.

Description:

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

Note:   You cannot hold system manager threads.

Command alias:

You may find the following aliases useful:

Alias	Definition	Meaning
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.