1 KILL
 KILL is a program which will allow selected users to terminate  processes.
 This is useful for aborting endless batch jobs or hung terminals.

      Syntax:  $ KILL pid

    Where "pid" is the 1-8 hexadecimal digit process  identification  number
 of  the  process  to  be  aborted.  This can be determined by using the DCL
 "SHOW USERS" or "SHOW SYSTEM" commands. (Leading zeros need not be entered) 

      The KILL program will determine if the user is authorized to abort the 
 process.  It will  then display  attributes  about the  process and request
 verification to continue.  Typing "Y" will terminate (or force) the process.
2 /FORCE (D)
 Force an image exit of the process. This qualifier will terminate an  image
 of the process specified by the process  id  without actually  logging  the
 process off.  This forces interactive users back to the DCL prompt  ($) and
 will force a command procedure to the next step in the command stream.
2 /STOPID
 This qualifier will terminate the process as a stop/id would.
2 /SILENT
 This  qualifier  inhibits  the broadcast  of a message to the terminal that
 is being KILLed. This qualifier has no effect on non-interactive processes.
 (BATCH, NETWORK or SUBPROCESS)

 Use of  this  qualifier will  also  suppress  the  printing of  the process
 attributes and bypasses the verification query.
2 Restrictions
      KILL can only be used by certain uic groups, and 
           some specifically selected accounts.

           Groups:  001 - system
                    105 - operators
                    110 - development
                    115 - engineering

      Processes cannot abort themselves with KILL
