The Signoff  2  command operates  as a  normal  signoff command  except
that  ENDCNN(*YES) is  the  default instead  of the  system  default of
*NO.   SIGNOFF2 is intended to  be used when TELNET  is used to start a
job  on  another  system.    SIGNOFF2  may  only  be   used  during  an
interactive job.  The command is specified as LMTUSR(*YES).

A typical command is:

             SIGNOFF2

If the job  had been started by TELNET, the current  job would be ended
and  the line would  be dropped.   The user  is returned  to the source
system.

If TELNET was not being used, the command acts as a normal SIGNOFF.

SIGNOFF2 escape messages you can monitor for
--------------------------------------------

None.  Escape messages from based on functions will be re-sent.

SIGNOFF2 Command parameters                           *CMD
---------------------------

   LOG           The value determines if a  job log should be  produced
                 for the current  job.  The value is  passed through to
                 the SIGNOFF command.

                 *NOLIST  is the default  meaning the job  log will not
                 be output.

                 *LIST may be specified to output the job log.

   DROP          Specifies  for  switched   lines  only,  whether   the
                 switched  line  attached   to  the  work   station  is
                 disconnected (dropped).   The parameter  is ignored if
                 the  work  station  is  not  connected  to  a switched
                 line.   The value  is  passed through  to the  SIGNOFF
                 command.

                 *DEVD  is the  default meaning  the DROP  parameter of
                 the device description is used.

                 *YES  may be  specified to  drop the connection  if no
                 other work stations on the line are signed on.

                 *NO may be specified to  retain the connection to  the
                 line.

   ENDCNN        Specifies  whether  to  end   the  connection  to  the
                 current   system.    The  parameter   is  ignored  for
                 communication  functions  that  do  not  support  this
                 parameter.    The  value  is  passed  through  to  the
                 SIGNOFF  command with the  default differing  from the
                 system SIGNOFF command.

                 *YES  is the  default meaning the  connection ends and
                 the user is returned to the source system.

                 *NO may be specified to retain the connection.


Restrictions
------------

SIGNOFF2 may only be used in an interactive job.

Prerequisites
-------------

The following TAA Tools must be on your system:

     SNDESCINF       Send escape information
     SNDESCMSG       Send escape message

Implementation
--------------

None, the tool is ready to use.

Objects used by the tool
------------------------

   Object        Type    Attribute      Src member    Src file
   ------        ----    ---------      ----------    ----------

   SIGNOFF2      *CMD                   TAAJOFN       QATTCMD
   TAAJOFNC      *PGM       CLP         TAAJOFNC      QATTCL