You can shutdown the WebSphere® Application Server subsystem in order to completely shutdown the WebSphere Application Server environment.
To stop (end) the WebSphere Application Server environment, perform one of the following steps. In both cases, you must specify a value for the variable representing an adequate number of seconds.
To determine what is an adequate number of seconds, end the subsystem in a controlled fashion with DELAY(*NOLIMIT). The job logs for all WebSphere Application Server servers running in subsystem QWAS8 include message WAS0107 indicating that the server running in the job has ended. If the job is ended due to a SIGTERM signal (the signal is issued when commands such as ENDJOB, ENDSBS, and so on, are issued that result in the job being ended), the message contains the number of seconds required to gracefully end the application server. However, if the application server does not have enough time to end the application server gracefully, no message is issued.
If you must use the ENDSBS OPTION(*IMMED) command or ENDJOB OPTION(*IMMED), set the amount of time available for handling the job termination signal to an appropriate value.
If no message is found in the job log, it is a good indication that you must increase the amount of time specified on the ENDSBS or ENDJOB command.
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