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1  LOGOUT
   Terminates an interactive terminal session.

   Format

     LOGOUT
 

2  Qualifiers
 

/BRIEF

   Prints a brief logout message (process name, date, and time) or a
   full logout message (a brief message plus accounting statistics).
 

/FULL

   Requests the long form of the logout message. When you specify
   the /FULL qualifier, the command interpreter displays a summary
   of accounting information for the terminal session. The default
   qualifier for a batch job is /FULL.
 

/HANGUP

      /HANGUP
      /NOHANGUP

   Determines, for dialup terminals, whether the phone hangs up
   whenever you log out. By default, the setting of the /HANGUP
   qualifier for your terminal port determines whether the line
   is disconnected. Your system manager determines whether you are
   permitted to use this qualifier.
 

2  Examples

   1.$ LOGOUT
       HIGGINS    logged out at 14-DEC-1994 17:48:56.73

     In this example, the LOGOUT command uses the default brief
     message form. No accounting information is displayed.

   2.$ LOGOUT/FULL
       HIGGINS    logged out at 14-DEC-1994 14:23:45.30
     Accounting information:
     Buffered I/O count:       22     Peak working set size:     90
     Direct I/O count:         10     Peak virtual size:         69
     Page faults:              68     Mounted volumes:            0
     Charged CPU time: 0 00:01:30.50  Elapsed time:      0 04:59:02.63
     Charged vector CPU time: 0 00:00:21.62

     In this example, the LOGOUT command with the /FULL qualifier
     displays a summary of accounting statistics for the terminal
     session.

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