STOP user type=AOS

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I have one question and I would like to know if somebody can help me.
In SYSAOS 7.4.2 (option: Display User Queue), in my environment, there are many user types = AOS with activity very high.

Mark entries with ‘D’ (Display) or ‘S’ (Select):
I I I I User I I Last I I
M I TID I ET-ID I Job Name I Type I Status I Activity I File(s) I

_ I C0208551 I I K14408RA I AOS I I 1280638 I None I
_ I C0209197 I I K14408RA I AOS I I 1277343 I None I
_ I C0276636 I I K14408RA I AOS I I 807951 I None I
_ I C029DC86 I I K14408DS I AOS I I 638753 I None I

The option “Session opercoms > Stop user(s) > Stop User Inactive” don’t eliminate these users. I need to select each user and stop one by one. Is there any way to eliminate everybody in just one command?

Thanks by your attention.

Edson Yuta

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I don’t know SYSAOS and I can’t find “AOS” or “SYSAOS” in the ADABAS for Windows documentation.

So I guess: Type=AOS are the special User Queue Entries needed for the SYSAOS-tool itself.

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I forgot to say that SYSAOS is in mainframe z/OS.
I had a process that Stoped users by jobname and was executed sometimes:

//NATAOS EXEC NAT2BAT,COND=EVEN,
// PARM=(‘IM=D,STACK=SYSAOS’)
//CMPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD *
O;020
S;;;020
J;;2;K00903%%CICS;Y;020
J;;2;K00903%%CICS;Y;010
J;;2;K00903%%CICS;Y;030

When we changed natural 3.1.4 to natural 4.1.4
this process started to do errors:
3490 NAT1109 REINPUT cannot be executed in batch mode.
and the users were in user queue with user type=AOS.

Now we changed to:

//NATAOS EXEC NAT2BAT,COND=EVEN,
// PARM=(‘IM=D,STACK=SYSAOS’)
//CMPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD *
O;020
S;;;020
J;;2;K00903%%CICS;Y;020
.
.
O;010
S;;;010
J;;2;K00903%%CICS;Y;010
.
.
O;030
S;;;030
J;;2;K00903%%CICS;Y;030
.
.

and no errors are occurring. Then I don’t need more to stop that users.

Thanks by your attention,
Edson Yuta

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OK, Sorry, I didn’t know that. Maybe the mainframe forum is a better place:
http://adabas.forums.softwareag.com/viewforum.php?f=2