Re: Logout procedure

In article <9elvg.333094$5Z.124768@dukeread02>, "Glen Thompson" <glen.thompson@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Under VMS 7.2 is there any way to define a logout command file? There
are some clean-up items I'd like to take care of. I know I can redefine
the logout command to run a DCL program but I don't like to change
system commands. Is there any other way to do this?

Modify the users' login command file like this:

$ DEFINE/USER sys$input sys$command
$ SPAWN/NOLOG
$ WRITE sys$output "now performing cleanup..."
...
$ LOGOUT

Regards,
Christoph Gartmann

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