VtQuitServer(VTCL)

VtQuitServer -- kill all SCO Visual Tcl applications connected to server, then kill server

Synopsis

VtQuitServer

Description

This command kills all SCO Visual Tcl applications connected to the SCO Visual Tcl server daemon, then kills the daemon. It is provided for development purposes only. This command should not be used to routinely exit an application, because all applications currently using the server will simultaneously die. It returns nothing.

Return values

If VtQuitServer fails, it returns one of the following error messages:

HAVE_OTHER_CONNECTIONS: attempted to shutdown server when connections to other applets exist
INVALID_ARGS: wrong number of arguments, argument not recognized, or argument options not recognize
NO_SUCH_OPTION: unrecognized option option
OPTION_SYNTAX: syntax error in option argument optionArg

Warnings

SCO Visual Tcl applications cannot trap this command, therefore if an application issues a VtQuitServer all the currently running applications will die without closing files or saving state information. If scoadmin(1M) or related applications are running, unpredictable system failures may result.