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at{tn}
attn
attn
command generates a SIGINT signal in programs executing under the debugger.
A message is sent to the terminal to confirm that the signal is raised. See
the discussion of signals in Chapter 17, "Signal-Handling Functions,"
in the SAS/C Library Reference, Volume 1.
IC.
However, the attention key (under TSO) or the IC
command (under CMS) gives control of execution back to the debugger. Thus,
the attn command is a way of sending a SIGINT
signal to an executing program.
| PROFILE | yes |
| configuration file | no |
| Source window prefix | none |
attn
command is not affected by changes in scope.
| Successful: 0 | |
| Unsuccessful: 1 |
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